Tabby kittens & cats in Decatur, Georgia

Bandito is 6 and we’ve fostered her since she was born. She comes with her mom, Bandit, as a bonded pair. While we’ve taken these years to socialize her, she is still skittish and will take a couple weeks to grow trust and feel comfortable in her new home. She is adorable, funny, goofy, trills when she’s excited, and loves love, although she doesn’t always know how to receive it. She comes with big ears, big beautiful eyes, and a gorgeous swirl on her coat. Bandito also typically stays to herself or mom, but doesn’t have any issues with other cats.

We found Bandit in our backyard the first night in our new home 7ish years ago. We have since taken her in as a foster, cared and socialized her and her daughter, Bandito, as our 4th and 5th cat. We’ve tried to introduce them to the rest of house but Bandit and our other female cat have struggled to meld. She only has territorial struggles with our female cat, she doesn’t seem to care about our two other males. Bandito doesn’t have issue with anyone. We have a child on the way now and want to find a loving home for the two of them, and they come as a bonded pair. While they have been socialized, they can be quite skittish, so they may take a couple weeks until they are comfortable with new owners. They are both extremely loving and sweet, and cute to boot!! They have also both been spayed and can come with food, toys, a litter box, scratch pads and little huts. We would love to keep them but no longer feel our home is the best one to allow them to flourish and get the love they deserve

Neema is a couple months shy of being a year old she’s very sweet and affectionate loves to plays and run she gets alone well with other cats and dogs and loves to cuddle at night I’m looking to rehome her due to my living situation and hopefully she will go to a loving home

Buddy loves to go on walks and he has been trained to wear a harness and walk with a leash. He loves to play with his human but he can self entertain for hours also as long as he has a variety of toys. Sometimes he is clingy, sometimes he is not. He will not hesitate to let you know when he wants to be left alone. He can be chatty at times. He loves tub baths and loves being clean. He loves to be brushed. He’s never had any issues with using the litter box and we upgraded to a litter robot and still no issues. He has never been destructive to furniture and has been the perfect little house guest. We just need to rehome him for his safety because we have 2 older over territorial cats in the main house who refuse to welcome Buddy and we can’t continue to keep him secluded living alone in my SheShed because he’s not getting the human interaction that I know that he needs. I can’t find a shelter that is taking surrenders. He deserves to live in a home and you will fall in love.

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Very sweet girl. She’s shy but Loves cuddles and chin scratches. Loves to chase! Occasionally will play fetch! Brings you her toys to play. Only rehoming her because I’m moving out of the country. Looking for a good home for my baby where she can comfortably sleep on her back’

Bonded PairMeet Jesse & Cubbie: The Perfectly Imperfect Pair Jesse and Cubbie are a bonded duo with a story of survival, resilience, and deep friendship—and they’re searching for a forever home together. These two boys were found at a rural Georgia gas station, where they spent their days begging kind strangers for food. Life hadn’t been easy. Both needed extensive medical care before they could even begin to imagine a better future. Cubbie (about 2 years old) endured two surgeries to treat severe infections from abscessed bite wounds, and also struggled with hair loss due to flea allergies. Jesse (about 1 year old) faced his own challenge with neurological symptoms—likely vestibular disease or an inner ear polyp—but after months of treatment, he’s now stable and thriving without medication. Through it all, they had each other. Today, they are fully medically cleared and ready for adoption. The only ongoing consideration is that Cubbie is FIV-positive—but don’t let that scare you. Cats with FIV can live long, happy, completely normal lives without medication. They simply need a loving, attentive home that will address any illness promptly. Their foster lovingly calls them the “perfectly imperfect duo,” and it fits. They are playful, affectionate, and deeply bonded—you’ll often find them grooming each other or curled up side by side. Cubbie is the more sensitive soul. A little shy at first, he blossoms with patience into a loyal companion who will follow you around asking for love. He’s also very proud of his hunting skills—especially when it comes to his favorite pickle toy, which he’ll “capture” and proudly present as dinner. Jesse is the adventurer. Curious and full of life, his absolute favorite thing is a catio (trust us—it’s worth looking up!). He’s always ready to explore and soak up the world around him. And together? They share a love for Churu treats and the simple joy of being safe, loved, and together. If you’re ready to open your heart and home to this incredible pair, please reach out to sadye@doggieharmony.org . An adoption application will be required. Jesse and Cubbie have already overcome so much—now they just need someone to give them the happy ending they’ve been waiting for.May 20, 2026, 3:59 pm

Meet Cosmo 9 months old | Neutered | Domestic Shorthair Cosmo is one of a litter of kittens born to a feral mama who was brought in so they could have a safe chance at an indoor life. What a difference that made—this little guy is now all kitten: playful, curious, and endlessly entertaining. Cosmo and his siblings play hard, nap hard, and find joy in everything (yes—even watching litter box clean-up is fascinating to him). He loves toys, zooming around with other cats, and then curling up for a deep, peaceful sleep—often right in your arms. Why Cosmo is special: • Super social kitten — loves other cats and playmates • Affectionate once tired out — becomes a total cuddle bug • Curious, goofy, and always exploring • Litter box trained and well-socialized Cosmo can be adopted solo or with a sibling (he’d love a playmate, but it’s not required). He’d do best in a home that understands kitten energy and enrichment. He is neutered, vaccinated, and FIV-positive (light), and expected to live a full, happy indoor life with proper care. Questions: debbiejwharton@gmail.com Video: https://youtube.com/shorts/qAgEhbNlxWM Cosmo is ready to trade in survival for snuggles, toys, and a forever home of his own! To ensure the best match for pets and adopters, we ask that you complete an Adoption Application at www.doggieharmony.org (click “Forms”). Once approved, we’ll arrange a home visit with the pet. As a donation-funded rescue, an adoption fee is requested to help cover basic veterinary care.May 20, 2026, 3:59 pm

Marnie's journey started out as a feral cat that was trapped with the intention of spaying her and re-releasing her. She didn't have the typical feral cat behavior and you could tell that she wanted to trust people. She had an intestinal infection so she went home with her now foster mom to be treated before having her spay done. During that time, she realized that she likes being pet and getting attention. Marnie is a beautiful cat and has come a long way.with her socialization. She is in a house with dogs so is not getting all of the attention that she needs. With that being said, when she finds her person, she will thrive with time and patience. She tested positive for FIV but the vet confirmed that she can live a long, normal, healthy life. Marnie is so sweet and needs a chance to become the amazing cat that we know she will be and get the love and attention that she so deserves. Will you be the one to give her that chance? Age: 1 year Weight: 9 lbs   Temperament: Gets along with adults but wants to warm up to you.  Might be ok with respectful dog.  Is  FIV/FeLV positive so maybe needs to be only cat.   Training: Litter box trained    Temperament:    Apprehensive at first but warms up with time   Vetting: Spayed, up-to-date on vaccines and FIV/FeLV is positive   Adoption Fee:  $50   Email for questions:   debbiejwharton@gmail. com   To ensure we're meeting both pet and adopters' needs, we ask potential adopters to complete an Adoption Application (bit.ly/DH-Cat) for caretakers to review. Once approved, we will bring the adoptable pet to your home for a preliminary visit. We are 100% donation funded, so please expect a fee to cover each pet's basic vetting. March 7, 2026, 5:36 pm