Tabby kittens & cats in Lawrenceville, Georgia

Looking to rehome very human friendly cat. Hes a wonderful fella but neither me or my partner can take him as we are moving out. A home that can give him attention and love is best suited as he likes to cuddle and loves head pats! Either permanent home or long term foster (we can talk about payment for long term foster) Please reach out to me if interested we can always try meetups too

Hello, I have a female grey tabby that I've been raising indoors for more than 5 years. She should be around 9 y/o. very affectionate, well behaved, don't scratch furniture, use litter box, spayed. All vaccines are up to date. However, she has FIV, so she can't be kept with other cats. I'm rehoming her because I think she could live better on a ranch with other animals. She used to be a stray, and ever since we took her in years ago, she just moseys around the house, sleeps, waits for us to come back, asks for food, cuddles with me, plays with me, rinses and repeats. She used to climb up and down trees, explore bushes, and chase critters. I always think that it should have been a better life for a cat. So I'm trying my luck to see if, by any chance, a ranch owner would want a cat to be the only cat among their other animals. Plus I am going abroad for a surgery in September and might plan to stay abroad for some time. Hoping to find a better living situation than foster homes.

Looking to rehome very human friendly cat. Hes a wonderful fella but neither me or my partner can take him as we are moving out. A home that can give him attention and love is best suited as he likes to cuddle and loves head pats! Either permanent home or long term foster (we can talk about payment for long term foster) Please reach out to me if interested we can always try meetups too

Hello, I have a female grey tabby that I've been raising indoors for more than 5 years. She should be around 9 y/o. very affectionate, well behaved, don't scratch furniture, use litter box, spayed. All vaccines are up to date. However, she has FIV, so she can't be kept with other cats. I'm rehoming her because I think she could live better on a ranch with other animals. She used to be a stray, and ever since we took her in years ago, she just moseys around the house, sleeps, waits for us to come back, asks for food, cuddles with me, plays with me, rinses and repeats. She used to climb up and down trees, explore bushes, and chase critters. I always think that it should have been a better life for a cat. So I'm trying my luck to see if, by any chance, a ranch owner would want a cat to be the only cat among their other animals. Plus I am going abroad for a surgery in September and might plan to stay abroad for some time. Hoping to find a better living situation than foster homes.

Souri (pronounced Soori, named after an olive tree) is about 6 months old. VERY cute and petite. She has beautiful markings. Up to date on vaccines. Not spayed. She likes to keep to herself but comes and sits and cuddles randomly when she feels like it. She loves playing with toys. Likes to sit on the balcony and enjoy sun.

Levi is a sweet, chill little guy who’s looking for his forever home! At 3 years old, he’s the perfect balance of playful and relaxed—happy to chase a toy one minute and curl up for a cozy nap the next. He can be quite the conversationalist and loves to yap. If you meow at him, he’ll definitely meow back. Levi is strictly an indoor cat and does great with other cats, dogs, and kids. He’s healthy, up to date on all vaccines, and neutered. Sadly, we’re looking to find him a new loving home due to allergies in the household. Levi has some adorable quirks that make him extra lovable—he loves rolling around in cough drop wrappers and will gently beg for a nibble of French fries (though only in moderation, of course!). He’ll make a laid-back, affectionate companion for anyone looking to add a little fun and feline charm to their life.

He is a very cuddly, sweet cat. Loves to follow you around, and is very playful. Unfortunately, we have a family member that has to move in with us, and they are allergic. I am also pregnant, and the hair has becoming very irritating. We have had pumpkin for about 2 years now.

We’ve had Oliver since 2017. He’s a super sweet orange tabby! Our daughter is allergic to cats so we are rehoming him. He was raised by our dog from a kitten so he acts more like a dog than a cat. Hes the first one to greet me when I come out of my room and the first one to come greet me when I get home from work. Enjoys people, wants to be around them all the time and loves being petted. He is constantly cuddling up next to our golden retriever and kneeds her all the time. An around wonderful cat. The adoption fee is truly to make sure someone isn’t getting him, who doesn’t want him. We will also update all vaccines and get an annual check done etc before he is rehomed.

Very Cute. Friendly. Smart Gentle.

Date of Birth: 4/18/19Adoption Fee: $100.00Date Posted: 4/24/25Hi! My name is Nyx. The rescue people named me that because it means "transformation". That is pretty fitting for me at this point in my life. Life was good and then all of a sudden something scary happened. The humans that I loved put me in a carrier and left me. It turns out the people who live there really love kitties so they have a rescue that saves cats just like me. The rescue lady thinks my humans loved me but were in a bad situation. Do you know why she thinks that? The biggest reason is because I am SO STINKIN' SWEET! I immediately started purring when the rescue lady picked me up to hold me. I pressed my head into her hand to tell her I was happy she saved me. She put me down on the floor and I walked right back over to her to rub my body against her leg while I continued to let my purr motor run. Within a day or two, I was contentedly sunning myself beside a window while the sun shone on my lovely MARBLE TABBY COAT. I happily stand up or walk over to greet foster mom every time she comes in the room! Sometimes, foster mom lays on the sofa in the living room to watch TV. I follow her in there, jump right up, and curl into a ball behind her legs to settle in for a nice, long snuggle. My first humans gave me lots of food so I could stand to lost a few pounds....but don't worry, it is no big deal. I went to the vet and my bloodwork shows that I am in perfect health. The vet says I am 6-years-young with many years ahead to love my true forever family. I will be fine as a single kitty or in a home with other cats who are laidback and enjoy chillin' out like me. My foster mom has large dogs that often stand or lay on the other side of the baby gate to check out us foster kitties. I keep my distance a little but they don't stress me out. I just remain in my spot calmly observing them. This is why my foster mom thinks I will be just fine with calm-natured doggy friends too. Life threw me a curveball but I didn't allow an unpleasant surprise to take me out of the game! I am an affectionate, devoted companion ready to meet my human(s) who will love me for the rest of my life. Will it be you?

Date of Birth: 5/1/23Adoption Fee: $100.00Date Posted: 3/16/25Hi! My name is Dixie. I am a petite little Tabby girl. My brother, Dawson, and I are once again looking for a place to call home. We were chosen together as tiny kittens. Our family promised our foster mom that they would love us for our whole lives but I guess humans don't always keep their promises. They told our foster mom that we had to be returned because they were moving to another state and it was too much trouble to take us with them. That made us super sad because we tried really hard to be great cats. We always used our litter box. We were gentle and very affectionate with the human children and adults. We just wanted to be loved in return. We were very scared when we first went back to the rescue but we quickly realized we were safe and that everything would be just fine. Within a few days, we were back to our happy, playful selves. Dawson and I really like to watch the birds outside the awesome glass door in our foster home. We are so smart that we know the birds are about to be fed when foster dad gets the bag of seeds and takes it outside. We sit patiently beside each other waiting for the bird show to start! I have a quiet personality so I am a little shy in new situations However, I warm up quickly given just a bit of time and patience. I am actually quite affectionate and really enjoy a good head scratch. I was a very loyal companion to the 10-year-old boy that was part of our first family. I look forward to having a new human to share my love with as I am a faithful friend. Dawson and I are not bonded but it would be great if we could go home with our new family together. That guy sure does give me lots of confidence. See you soon!