Tabby kittens & cats in Rome, Georgia

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I am a nurse and was working at a nursing home. One of my patients had a boyfriend who died and I offered to take his cat in because his elderly mother couldn’t take care of him. I’ve never had an allergy to cats before but I have developed a latent allergy to Piney. He is 11 years old and very affectionate. If I could keep him I would but I can’t. He is sweet and spunky and has a distinct meow. I hope someone out there will love him as much as I do.

Minka walked into our home with all the swagger like she owned the place. She is basically fearless, which is why we named her Minka, which means Fearless Warrior Princess. She gives the vacuum the side eye, but won't let it intimidate her; and it usually gets smacked pretty good once it's turned off. Minka arrived underfed & super skinny (which can be seen in one of the pics). She is friendly and has yet to meet a stranger she doesn't like. She's affectionate, very smart, and super curious about everything. She loves to play basically every way a cat can. However, at 13-months old, she moves super fast, which is why we're having to rehome her. We have 91 year-old living with us who is scared to come out of her room because of Minka. We really are saddened to lose her because she is one of the most wonderful cats we've ever had.** IF YOU'RE INTERESTED: please eMail me at josoxapa@outlook.com. I can't ever seem to reach interested people via their provided contact info (spam filters?)

Fritz (or Fritzy) was adopted from a shelter 7 years ago when she was 6 months old. She is very loving, she loves to cuddle. She has been living with another cat, a dog and child. She has also only been indoors.

I rescued a pregnant feral cat back in March. She had her kittens safely at our home. However, we haven’t been able to find homes for two of her kittens. They were born in March. They’re not spayed or vaccinated yet, but they have remained completely indoors since their mom was rescued. Free to a good home. We’re located Canton.

Hank was adopted as a kitten from a shelter about 6 years ago. He is very loving and loves to cuddle. He has been loving as an indoor only cat with another cat, dog and child.

Update: Sadly Hugs passed away, but kisses is still with us. She has gotten very sweet. While she doesn't like to be held, she does love pets and she is where she would make a good indoor pet. She is waiting for someone to give her the love she needs.Meet Hugs and Kisses! ðŸ\x90±ðŸ’žHugs and Kisses came to us with their mom and siblings back in July. The whole family was a bit shy at first, but with time and care, Mom and the rest of the litter blossomed into friendly cats and found their forever homes.Hugs and Kisses, however—despite their sweet names—are still learning to trust people. That’s why they’re still waiting for their perfect match. â\x9D¤ï¸\x8FThis special pair will need a very patient adopter who understands that love takes time. They could make wonderful indoor garage cats and help with rodent control, but with patience and gentle attention, we believe they also have the potential to become loving companions.They just need someone who will give them the time, space, and kindness to show them that people can be trusted—and that they are truly loved. 💕They are fully vetted -- altered, vaccinated, combo tested and microchipped. We will have a special adoption fee on the pair because we know they will be going to a special person for adoption.

Meet Pacolo and Picnic — a bonded brother-and-sister duo with hearts full of hope.These two sweet siblings traveled all the way from Tennessee in search of the safe, loving indoor home they never had the chance to know. Born to a feral mother, they were cared for by a kind homeowner, but no one was able to give them the secure future they deserved. Having adopted from us before, that caregiver knew Floyd Felines would do everything possible to help these kittens — and we were honored to step in.The long trip to Georgia was overwhelming for them, and shelter life has been an adjustment. While they were unsure at first, Pacolo and Picnic have learned that people can be kind. They’ve grown to trust us, and in their own gentle way, they’ve shown that they love us back. They enjoy the safety, routine, and care they receive here — but they are longing for so much more. They are ready for someone special who can offer patience, trust, and the chance to truly blossom.Pacolo and Picnic need a quiet, understanding home where they can stay together. With time and love, they will reward their family with the joy of watching them grow into confident, happy cats. They’ve lived peacefully with other cats and would be wonderful additions to a calm household.To help them find their forever home, we are offering a reduced adoption fee of $100 for both cats.They are fully vetted, altered, vaccinated, combo tested, and microchipped.These two have waited a long time for hope — could you be the person who gives them the life they’ve been dreaming of?

Have you ever thought about adopting a cat who doesn’t demand your attention?One who may hide for a day or two before deciding you’re worth a visit?A cat who isn’t intrusive while you’re relaxing on the couch, but instead sits quietly across the room—beautiful, peaceful, and observant. A cat who may not be in your lap, but loves you with all her heart simply because you feed her, keep her safe, and give her a home. If that sounds like your kind of companion… well, we have just the cat for you.Blossom is her name. She is about 2 1/2 years old and very settled. She is not feral or angry, just standoffish. She doesn't mind the other cats around the office and she doesn't mind being talked to, but at this point, she doesn't want us petting her or loving on her. Who knows what may happen in a home of her own. She may exhibit the same personality we've seen. She may become a cuddle bug. We would love to find out. Because even the cats that aren't the most cuddly deserve a good home.She is fully vetted and just waiting for her home. Her adoption fee is reduced - $75. This helps cover her vetting. If you are willing, able and open to this opportunity, please let us know and we will set up a time to briefly meet her (before she heads away from us).