American Bobtail kittens & cats in Atlanta, Georgia

Bonded sisters Gael and Jadis are hoping life will grow gentler for them after the death of their human. They stay tightly snuggled together in a tiny nook in their room in the cat cottage and seem a little bewildered by all the new visitors and cats. Gael and Jadis are young (born in the end of 2024), and they would love to be adopted together, because they've only known life together and they seem to be a real comfort to each other. We'll have more information on their personalities once they've had a chance to catch their breath and settle into the cat cottage. Adopting two bonded cats can be a really positive experience because they can entertain and comfort each other when you're not home. Please fill out an adoption application, if you'd like to meet these gentle sisters.

Bonded sisters Jadis and Gael are hoping life will grow gentler for them after the death of their human. They stay tightly snuggled together in a tiny nook in their room in the cat cottage and seem a little bewildered by all the new visitors and cats. Jadis and Gael are young (born in the end of 2024), and they would love to be adopted together, because they've only known life together and they seem to be a real comfort to each other. We'll have more information on their personalities once they've had a chance to catch their breath and settle into the cat cottage. Adopting two bonded cats can be a really positive experience because they can entertain and comfort each other when you're not home. Please fill out an adoption application, if you'd like to meet these gentle sisters.

Laurence is a big tux ready for his forever home. He is neutered, microchipped, and up to date on his shots. Please give this boy a home today. . Adopt Today!All adopters must be > 21 years old, live in a place that allows animals, keep them indoors only, do NOT declaw them, and keep up with necessary innoculations.

Tobey (originally Gerbil at the Atlanta Humane Society) was adopted as a 6 week old kitten in December of 2019. He is a very cuddly cat to his owners, however, he is territorial over his domain with a history of intimidating guests and our children. This has become difficult as we've started a family with two young kids. While he only has a couple instances of swiping at our kids/guests, he is difficult to trust. He has never bitten anybody. We think Tobey would do well in an adult-only home. We should also note that he is on a special diet, as he had a urinary obstruction in September 2023. We haven't had any issues since and the vet has assured us that future blockages are unlikely as long the prescription food is maintained. We would love for Tobey to find a loving home.

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If you’re looking for a bold, playful, and endlessly entertaining little guy, Peter might just be your perfect match! This buff (light orange) tabby may be one of the two runts of his litter, but don’t let his size fool you — he’s absolutely fearless. Peter loves leaping onto and wrestling with cats twice his size, always with a gleam of mischief in his eye and a purr in his throat. Peter’s curiosity knows no bounds — he’s the first to investigate new things and the last to tire of a game. He’s also one of the most playful kittens in his litter, turning anything into a toy and every moment into an adventure. And when he’s ready to slow down (which isn’t often!), he loves to touch his nose to yours — his special way of saying “I love you.” Raised since he was just 5 days old, Peter is incredibly well socialized. He’s grown up surrounded by dogs, adult cats, and kittens of all ages, and he takes it all in stride. We think he’d do wonderfully in a home with other pets and even children who can match his energy and enthusiasm. Oh — and his guilty pleasure? Cream cheese. It’s his favorite thing in the world, though he’s only allowed a teeny tiny taste! If you’re ready for a confident, curious, and charming kitten who will keep you laughing, Peter can’t wait to meet you. Peter is estimated to be about 5 months old as of Dec 2025. He is fully vetted: neutered, vaccinated, microchipped, dewormed, defleaed. He tested negative for FeLV, FIV, and heartworms. Because Peter is a kitten, he must be adopted with his sibling Alice, a foster friend or into a home with another young cat. Here is some information about why we have this policy: Two kittens are better than one The adoption fee is discounted $25 for each kitten adopted in a pair. Peter's sister Alice Alice Check out more photos and videos of Peter here: Peter Photo Album Interested in learning more about Peter? Start by filling out an application here: http://tinyurl.com/LLARadopt Adoption application form Questions? info@littlelivesatl.org