Tabby kittens & cats in Norcross, Georgia

Meet Ditto, your future snuggle buddy and certified chunky monkey! This buff-and-white cutie is a total lover boy who lives for the simple joys in life: a full belly, lots of pets, and long, cozy naps. If there’s a warm lap or a soft blanket nearby, Ditto will happily claim it as his throne. Ditto has been raised with his siblings and his sweet momma, so he’s full of love and knows how to share it. He adores companionship—whether it’s curling up next to you after a long day or purring contentedly while you give him all the attention he deserves. With his affectionate personality and laid-back charm, Ditto is ready to bring warmth, cuddles, and a little extra cuteness into your home. If you’re looking for a gentle, loving kitten who will quickly become your best friend, Ditto is your guy. He would love to be adopted with his mom Meowth, because they share a sweet bond. --- 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

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!

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.

Hello! This is Honey, she is around 5 months old and needs a loving home. I found her outside in my apartment complex about 3 months ago as a small kitten and have been trying to find a home for her since. She is very sweet and playful- she gets along with our cats just fine. She needs to be spayed and get her vaccines. I would like her to go to a home where she is strictly an inside cat.

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

Sweet and spunky girl who loves to cuddle. She has lots of energy so she’s big on playtime. I am moving and unfortunately cannot take her with me. She is about 6 years old. I have another cat as well (9 years old, gray female cat in the 4th photo). They do not have to go together, but if you’d like to adopt both together I can include a cat tree in good condition as well as a litter genie.

Haku will be 5 years old in March. She came from a litter of kittens from a relative’s cat. She would do best in a home with only adults as she will scratch children who are too rough with her. Also, she currently lives with another cat and dog, but I think she would be better off as an only pet or at least with extremely patient other animals. She is energetic, sometimes cuddly, and adventurous.

Omen is 5 years old and I adopted him alongside his brother (Ganon) from a coworker back in 2021. He is very sweet/shy and typically minds his business. He seems to get along mostly only with his brother so he would probably do best if he was the only cat in a household unless you’re able to slowly integrate him with other pets. He loves wet food and cat treats. He sometimes will carry a lil stuffed toy/trinket and meow up and down the hall for attention.