Tabby kittens & cats in Hartwell, Georgia

Ollie has a very sweet side to him, very affectionate, and even a lap cat at times. He is a volunteer favorite for sure! This handsome fellow was found living outside, and we believe he's about four years old. When he first came to the rescue, he was not very happy. But we've seen a shift in him, and he's doing so much better! Ollie would probably still be most happy being your only pet, so he can be king of his castle. Come meet this cutie, and when he gazes at you with his big green eyes, you'll surely want to take him home.

I was a feral that became house cat after I was nursed back to health several times due to several cat/racoon fights (I was living outside and so things like that happen) and was eventually allowed in the house with my new owners and their female kitty. We ALL got along great, I LOVED being warm and SAFE.But I had to be put back outside a couple months later when the landlord found out they had a 2nd kitty.I have never stopped wanting or trying to get back inside my safe home. I am DYING to get into a home. I LOVED being indoors and safe. So until I find a new home, I live on a front deck waiting on the doorstep, hoping to get back in.Baby boy desperately needs a home and loving owner. He is quite a snuggler and most appecciative of being pet.He immediately took to the litter box with zero issues. He purrs really loudly and loves to sit on laps too! I will miss him so much!!! WE ARE WILLING TO DRIVE HIM wherever, for the right home!

Izzy was found on the Clemson University campus near the Calhoun Courts apartments, following hurricane Isaiahs. She is a bit shy but loves being held and gentle pets. We are unable to keep her due to already owning three cats, but she is being safely fostered in our home for the time being. She is very cute!

Ivy is a laid back cat who likes to keep to herself. She loves her cat friends and does well around kids. She tolerates dogs although they’re not her favorite. She’s quiet and prefers to keep to herself.

Peaches is small in size and is 5 years old. She is very vocal, lovable, loves attention, is a great lap cat, playful, and is a 100% inside cat. I was hoping to keep her, but this home isn't a good fit for her because the other cats that live here stresses her. She doesn't want any interaction with them.. She has had exposure to a gentle dog because one was in the home, so she might be Ok with a gentle dog in the home. She does not like being handled roughly, so a home with older kids would be best. I love her and all I ask is for her to go to a good home where she will continue to be loved and feel comfortable.

Dilbert is a wonderful cat. very curious, playful, and expressive. He is exactly what you would want out of a cat. We have never really had any problems with Dilbert's behavior or etiquette. He's potty trained and has a mild and workable manner when it comes to bath time. He very loving and calm natured. He gets along well with our 5yrold wirehaired poodle dog and our 7yrold son. I'm not certain how his behavior would be towards another cat since he is our only feline. We found Dilbert abandoned at a young age and we've had him ever since. He's now about 4years of age. Dilbert is an INDOOR only cat though he does love to bask on our porch. We don't want to rehome Dilbert, he really is the coolest most loyal cat and he deserves only the best. He is shy at first so someone with a low temperament is perfect.

Ace is a bit timid, but sweet, until you get to know him. Kittens and Cats are spayed or neutered, feline leukemia/FIV negative, microchipped, appropriately vaccinated and treated for parasites. They are available to inside only homes where they will not be declawed. Applications to adopt can be found at harthumane.org. If you cannot adopt a pet at this time but would like to support our rescue, donations can be mailed to Hart County Humane Society P.O. BOX 1062 Hartwell GA. 30643 or online at harthumane.org. The Hart County Humane Society is an all-volunteer rescue, we receive no government funding and rely on donations to fund our lifesaving programs ##1478326##

Kittens and Cats are spayed or neutered, feline leukemia/FIV negative, microchipped, appropriately vaccinated, and treated for parasites. They are available to inside only homes where they will not be declawed. Applications to adopt can be found at harthumane.org. Our adoption fees include the spay/neuter surgery, deworming, vet exam, and up to date vaccines. It also includes microchipping as well as heartworm testing or feline leukemia testing.  If you cannot adopt a pet at this time but would like to support our rescue, donations can be mailed to Hart County Humane Society P.O. BOX 1062 Hartwell GA. 30643 or online at harthumane.org. The Hart County Humane Society is an all-volunteer rescue, we receive no government funding and rely on donations to fund our lifesaving programs. ##2433625##

Ryanna — A Quiet Soul Waiting for Her Safe Place Some cats arrive in this world already fighting to survive. Ryanna was one of them. Born outside and forced to shelter in a drainpipe, she learned early that the world could be loud, unpredictable, and frightening. Those beginnings shaped her gentle, cautious heart. She watches the world carefully, hoping—quietly—that someone patient and kind will finally choose her. Her Heart Ryanna is a deeply sensitive girl. She doesn’t rush toward new people; she studies them first, wondering if they’re safe. She moves softly, preferring quiet corners and cozy hiding spots where she can breathe and feel in control. But beneath that shyness is a sweetness that reveals itself slowly, like a sunrise you have to wait for. She loves other cats, finding comfort in their presence. Confident feline friends help her feel braver, and she blossoms when she has a gentle companion nearby. Dogs, however, still remind her of the dangers she faced outside, so she’s hoping for a dogfree home. And if you want to win her heart? Churro treats. They’re her love language. What She’s Looking For Ryanna isn’t asking for much—just a home where she can finally exhale. She dreams of someone who is: Patient, letting her open up at her own pace Kind and softspoken, with a calm household Understanding of her shy nature and her past Willing to give her space to explore without pressure Able to celebrate the small victories that mean everything to a cat like her She doesn’t need perfection. She just needs someone who sees her. Her Ideal Home A peaceful home with adults or quiet older children, no dogs, and possibly another friendly cat would help Ryanna feel safe enough to grow. She may never be the cat who runs to greet you at the door—but she will be the cat who trusts you because you earned it. And that kind of love is rare, deep, and incredibly special. Ryanna has survived so much. Now she’s waiting for the person who will help her finally feel safe, cherished, and home. Would you like a shorter socialmedia spotlight version too? Kittens and Cats are spayed or neutered, feline leukemia/FIV negative, microchipped, appropriately vaccinated and treated for parasites. They are available to inside only homes where they will not be declawed. Applications to adopt can be found at harthumane.org. If you cannot adopt a pet at this time but would like to support our rescue, donations can be mailed to Hart County Humane Society P.O. BOX 1062 Hartwell GA. 30643 or online at harthumane.org. The Hart County Humane Society is an all-volunteer rescue, we receive no government funding and rely on donations to fund our lifesaving programs ##2372380##