American Shorthair kittens & cats in Douglasville, Georgia

Our family adopted a stray cat that had started sleeping on our porch during a week where it was freezing overnight. We didn’t realize she was pregnant. When it became obvious she was pregnant, we let her stay to have the babies at our house so she wouldn’t have the babies during a cold night outside. She had six beautiful kittens. We need to find homes for two of them, an orange and white kitten and a tuxedo kitten. They have been socialized with my children and our puppy and do extremely well with both! We love them so much and wish we had the room to keep them. We hope to find a good home for them here.

Our family adopted a stray cat that had started sleeping on our porch during a week where it was freezing overnight. We didn’t realize she was pregnant. When it became obvious she was pregnant, we let her stay to have the babies at our house so she wouldn’t have the babies during a cold night outside. She had six beautiful kittens. We need to find homes for two of them, an orange and white kitten and a tuxedo kitten. They have been socialized with my children and our puppy and do extremely well with both! We love them so much and wish we had the room to keep them. We hope to find a good home for them here.

Our family adopted a stray cat that had started sleeping on our porch during a week where it was freezing overnight. We didn’t realize she was pregnant. When it became obvious she was pregnant, we let her stay to have the babies at our house so she wouldn’t have the babies during a cold night outside. She had six beautiful kittens. We need to find homes for two of them, an orange and white kitten and a tuxedo kitten. They have been socialized with my children and our puppy and do extremely well with both! We love them so much and wish we had the room to keep them. We hope to find a good home for them here.

Our family adopted a stray cat that had started sleeping on our porch during a week where it was freezing overnight. We didn’t realize she was pregnant. When it became obvious she was pregnant, we let her stay to have the babies at our house so she wouldn’t have the babies during a cold night outside. She had six beautiful kittens. We need to find homes for two of them, an orange and white kitten and a tuxedo kitten. They have been socialized with my children and our puppy and do extremely well with both! We love them so much and wish we had the room to keep them. We hope to find a good home for them here.

This is Ninja. I rescued him off the streets when he was a kitten the size of my palm. He is about 2 years old. He loves making biscuits and sucking on soft blankets. He does tend to try to get outside and when he does he always comes back. My schedule has gotten too busy to where I’m rarely home at all, and I hate to rehome him but I want to do what’s best for him. He is typically good with kids, and sometimes he’s good with dogs and other cats, but it takes a minute for him to get to know and get used to them. He does have scars along his neck, ears, and top of his head. When he gets outside he gets into fights with other animals. I think me hardly being home has made him become a little aggressive due to lack of attention. Other than that he is super sweet and loving.

Very affectionate indoor cat looking for a loving long-term home. He’s extremely people-oriented, loves cuddling, follows you around the house, and enjoys being near someone most of the day. He’s gentle, sweet, and emotionally comforting to be around. He loves attention, pets, relaxing next to you, and being included in daily routines.He has been living indoors and does well with home environments. I’m currently dealing with medical circumstances that will prevent me from giving him the consistency and care he deserves, so I’m trying to find him a stable, caring home rather than leaving him without attention for long periods. I really want him to go to someone patient and kind who genuinely enjoys affectionate cats.

Francios is a great cat. He’s calm when he wants to be. Gets the zoomies at night and early morning. Loves to bake on the balcony. Loves his cat tree. Loves to be pet on his head and chin. Doesn’t like to be pet on belly. Can be around calm children

Hi I’m Kylo! We’re seeking a loving home for a vibrant kitten born May 4, 2025. This little one is energetic, loves to play with mice and string toys, and enjoys being petted. Fully litter-trained, they’re great with our toddler and infant. she actually adores kids the most whenever our children cry she comes running to their rescue, he alap adores picking them up. They’ve never left our home or met other animals besides our three cats. With an infant a toddler, and three cats, our home is bustling, and we can’t afford another pet’s medical care. We’d love to keep this sweet kitten but need a caring family to give them the attention and stability they deserve. Please help this playful, affectionate kitten thrive in a forever home!

Kylie is a beautiful Bombay girl with a gentle soul. She started her life outside, so she can be a bit shy at first, but with patience and love she blossoms into a very sweet little companion. 💕 Once she feels safe, her soft purrs and quiet affection truly shine. Kylie is looking for a calm, loving forever home where she can feel secure and cherished. 🏡✨

🖤 Meet Mottie – A Tiny Soul with a Big, Brave Heart 🐾In a world that doesn’t always slow down, Mottie is a gentle reminder to pause, look closer, and fall in love with the quiet magic. This sleek little gentleman, wrapped in midnight fur and glowing amber eyes, carries both wonder and resilience in every soft step he takes.Mottie is FeLV+, but that diagnosis doesn’t define him—it simply makes him extra special. He is affectionate, sweet-natured, and endlessly curious. He greets the world with wide eyes and an open heart, ready to explore every toy, every shadow, every new adventure life places in front of him. When playtime winds down, he’s just as happy curling up for cuddles, purring his way into your soul.He’s the kind of kitten who feels like a love letter in fur—gentle, hopeful, and full of quiet joy.Mottie would thrive in a home where he can be cherished for exactly who he is—either as your one-and-only or with other FeLV+ friends. At an adopter’s discretion, Mottie may also live with non-FeLV cats who are up to date on vaccinations. We always encourage adopters to speak with their veterinarian about what setup is best for their home and current pets.Mottie isn’t looking for perfection.He’s looking for his person.Someone who sees not a diagnosis, but a beautiful little life ready to be loved.And once you meet him, you’ll understand—Mottie isn’t just a kitten.He’s a heart waiting to come home. 🖤✨