American Shorthair kittens & cats in Glennville, Georgia

A relative stayed with us for a short time and left her with us without a plan rehome or take her when they moved out. She is incompatible with our family of cats. She is otherwise very cuddly and great with kids.

Meet Stella — a shy, gentle soul with a big heart Stella is a beautiful white kitten with soft tabby patches. She’s naturally cautious and a bit skittish at first, but with patience and kindness she really starts to blossom. Once she trusts you, Stella is incredibly sweet and loving — she’ll even make little biscuits before settling in for a nap, just like her mama. She’s independent by nature and likes quiet spaces, cozy hiding spots, and climbing up high to watch the world. She also enjoys playful zoomies and chasing games with her siblings, especially her brother Apollo. She would do best in a calm home with someone who understands that trust takes time. Going slowly and letting Stella set the pace is the key to her heart. Stella was found with her litter at around 3 weeks old and has been gently socialized since then. She has lived outdoors but is curious about the indoors — loud sounds and sudden movements still scare her, so patience is important. She truly is worth the time.

Meet Nova Girl — playful, sweet, and a little independent. Nova Girl is one of five kittens born to Luna, a feral mama. She’s about 16 weeks old and has been gently socialized since she was tiny. Nova is very loving, playful, curious, and confident — she loves to run, jump, climb, and explore. She also has a bit of “eldest daughter energy,” meaning she sometimes enjoys quiet alone time and will happily nap by herself. She has lived outdoors but is very interested in being indoors too, and likes cozy hiding spots (especially under the recliner!). She uses sand outdoors like a litter box, so she should litter-train easily. A calm home with love, patience, and a cat tree to scratch and climb would be perfect for her. She purrs loudly, gives sweet cuddles, and may curl up in your lap once she trusts you. She also has a sister available if you’re hoping to adopt a pair — but it’s not required. And if, for any reason, things don’t work out, I will always take Nova back — no questions asked.

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