Tabby kittens & cats in Summerville, Georgia

Charlie is 10 years old. I adopted him as a kitten in Boston, MA. He has been with me for most of my adult life and has been my companion through so many tough times. (Sorry I am currently crying as I write this). Charlie needs a new home as he lives out the rest of his years. He is a healthy spunky cat that still acts as a kitten. His only issues is he does bite when provoked, he will scratch and bite if you get in his space. We have small children and today he bit my 1 year old because she grabbed his tail. That is why we decided we need to find him a new home. He loves to free feed dry food and have a can of wet food for dinner. He loves to snuggle his favorite human. This is the most difficult decision I have ever had to make but I just want him to find a good home without kids or other animals.

We found Minnie in a truck engine as a tiny kitten. She is 6 years old. Minnie is a sweet girl. She is great with dogs and kids. She loves to snuggle and sleep with you. We are looking for someone who will love her unconditionally and treat her well.

Lily, Maggie, and Susie were my sweet mamas beloved cats. She recently gained her wings, and these three girls meant the world to her. About five years ago, Lily showed up as a stray, pregnant and in need of help. My mother took her in and gave her a safe, loving home. Lily later gave birth to Maggie and Susie, and the three of them have been together ever since. The vet believes they are Siamese/Tabby mix. All three cats are spayed, healthy, and litter box trained. Lily is the shy mama of the group and tends to keep to herself. Maggie and Susie are also a little shy and usually come out when my father is home. When new people are around, they like to hide and observe from a distance. But with patience, love, and a gentle home, I truly believe they will come out of their shells. They have been through a big change losing the person who loved them the most. My hope is that a kindhearted person or family will give these girls a second chance and the same love my mother once gave them.