Tabby kittens & cats in Duluth, Georgia

Luna was a stray cat, she was rescued when she was just a baby (12 weeks old) from then on she had all her shots. She is a lovely cat who’s very playful she now has 5 baby kittens about 2 months old who are also looking for a lovely home. She’s very sweet around kids and she loves to cuddle a lot!

Meet Ditto, the buff and white cuddle Pokémon with a big personality and an even bigger love for snacks! This round little sweetheart is food motivated, attention motivated, and pretty much motivated by anything that involves being adored. Ditto loves belly rubs, toys, and playtime with his siblings. One of his signature moves is flopping dramatically onto his back for pets… then realizing getting back up is a whole side quest. With his playful spirit, silly charm, and snuggly nature, Ditto is ready to use Transform and become your perfect little best friend. He would like to be adopted into a home with a kitty friend to play with! ----- The Pre-adoption process allows us to get the adoption process started early, even though vetting isn’t complete. Per the Department of Agriculture rules and regulations, The Kitten Rescue Project is responsible for vetting all of its kittens before adoption is final. At this time the kitten is not fully vetted because he/she is too young. We expect vetting will be completed around May 8th, but could be delayed a couple weeks longer if he/she does not meet the weight requirement by our vet. Once vetted, our kittens are dewormed, vaccinated, spayed or neutered, and microchipped. Our feline adoption fee is $120, which assists in offsetting but does not entirely cover the expenses incurred for the animal's care and completion of essential veterinary care. We do not place cats in homes based on the order of application received. Instead, we prioritize the earliest applications that are the best match for the kitten. We will prioritize applicants within a 2 hour drive of Atlanta, GA to help minimize the kitten's stress during transport. Our adoption process does not happen in a single day. Typically, it can take at least a week for applications to move from submission to adoption. We reserve the right to deny any applicant for any reason. For the application - please visit https://thekittenproject.org/adopt/form-adopter-info?petName=Ditto

Adopted him from the ATL Humane society as a friend for my female Tuxedo cat, but after trying to spend time to adjust I don't think he is a good fit and needs a home where he is either the only cat, or the adopter has experience assimilating cats to multi-cat households. He also has some issues with anxiety and is on the medication, Gabapetin, which I will provide the new adopter with the remaining meds he has. Its given orally as a powder that can be mixed with treats. He's very energetic and loves to play and I can provide some of his favorite toys to make adjustment easier. He definitely needs to be around other confident and energetic cats like himself, I would not recommend putting him together if other animals are shy or reservedI'd love for him to go to a home that will give him the proper space and attention he deserves. He's still very young ~2 years old so he'd be a great addition for kids to grow up around and play with.

Got him and his brother together. I was told they were born around July early August.. I would prefer they go as a pair.. They came from a harsh household and it has been a challenge getting them to adjust.. Very shy and scared due to the environment they came from.

Keebler is very very skid-dish and nervous due to his previous environment so he takes patience initially and will hide mostly until he warms up to you. I would prefer he and his brother stay together since they have always been together. Price includes cat bowls some treats and toys..

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Douggie has had a rough start in life. he has Ben adopted into what we thought would be forever homes.. Bothnsituations wer not ideal for Douggie and he was returned. He is a very sweet but a very shy cat. He will need a special adiopter who will give him the love and patience he needs. Douggie deserves a home of his own. For more information and to hear more of his story please reach out to his foster mom Amy . You can email at davenportal@gmail.com or text to 770-367-3822. Doggie is up to date on vaccines, negative for FIV/FeLV, microchipped and spayed/neutered. The adoption fee is $90 For more information please reach out to his foster mom Amy- email at davenportal@gmail.com to or text to 770-367-3822 If you would like to meet Douggie please fill out the no obligation Cat Request Form and we will set up a time for you to meet the kitten/cat. https://www.shelterluv.com/matchme/adopt/PPOG/Cat

I'm a little Calico, really, I'm small for my age. I don't have an attitude... that's what people say about kitties like me. I love mealtime, and if I want more, I'll let you know by showering you with head rubs. My brother and I love to play chase and wrestle with each other. Laps are the best, and I'm especially intrigued by anything shiny around your neck. I have sweet purrs and make chirpy sounds on the way to the litter box...silly, I know. I am one of a litter of 4. My brother and I are the only ones left and we'd love to go to our forever home together. He's a fun, happy boy! Chassis is negative for FeLV, neutered, and up to date on her vaccines. She has a microchip that will be transferred to the adopter upon completion of the adoption process. Ready to Adopt? Please complete the online application here: http://www.pethoodga.org/index.php/cat-adoption-request Please email your application to Paula, the foster mom for review. pap1005@bellsouth.net

Planned PEThood is seeking adopters who have safe outdoor housing that can provide unsocialized cats with a chance at life. These cats have been spayed or neutered, vaccinated, and ear tipped. There is no adoption fee for our working cats, but we happily accept donations to continue the program’s efforts. If you are interested submit an ’employee request form’ below or call/e-mail with questions. Our Working Cats program is designed to place cats into safe environments where they are valued for their hunting skills. The cats in this program are considered ‘unadoptable’ by local animal control agencies and have been placed in this program as an alternative to euthanasia. The cats may not be suitable for adoption because they are unsocialized and/or did not acclimate to living in close quarters with humans. A working cat is a type of domestic cat that “works” for its upkeep by hunting vermin, such as rodents. They are commonly employed where pest control is needed: in barns, farms, factories, warehouses, stores, churchyards, and private property. One benefit of using a working cat is that they alleviate the need for harmful pesticides in pest control. Through our partnership with Gwinnett County Animal Welfare & Enforcement and other animal control agencies, we have been able to save over 750 unsocialized cats by sending them to working cat environments. Contact us today at 678-541-9370 or barncats@pethoodga.org if you would like more information on this program.