American Shorthair kittens & cats in Norcross, Georgia

This little guy came to my doorstep in mid-September, with some wounds and being much skinnier than he is now. I've tried my best to keep him, but my other cat has been experiencing some stress-related urinary problems with this little guy in the house, so unfortunately, he needs to go ASAP. I wish I could keep him, but I made a commitment to my first kitty a couple of years ago, so he's my first priority. He's FIV/FeLV negative, up to date on his rabies vaccine, and received an allergy and flea shot during his initial checkup. He's super friendly and playful, estimated to be about 1 year of age, give or take. Responds to "Whiskers" and "Booger", or really any name/nickname ending with -er.

Scully was removed from a home where he was being starved and physically abused daily. He was taken to Planned Pethood in August of 24 and was neutered, given his rabies vaccine and dewormed. He was treated last month for pancreatitis, and is now well. He is the most affectionate cat that I’ve ever seen. He would prefer to cuddle up next to you 24/7. The only issue I’ve had at all is that sometimes when I go to leave the room, after I’ve been giving him attention, he will attack my wrist or ankle. It’s definitely more like a play attack. He doesn’t bite, but his claws seem to get me every time. The vet believes he does this because of past trauma and being abandoned so many times in his 2-3 years. I would totally keep him, but I have 3 Great Dane who are not fans. I feel like Scully has probably experienced enough trauma in his short life. I want him to have a quiet place to unwind from his horrible experiences past. Looking for a relaxing, patient and loving forever home.

Mother was a befriended feral, eventually loved and raised and adopted out to another family. Unfortunately she was later returned to us, and came back verbally hostile to other cats in the home. She is a sweet and sassy girl that just needs some work and long term readjusting to other cats/animals, most likely, but we can’t currently afford to do so ourselves. Looking to give her a lovely home.

Meet Omoo: The Unique, Lovable, and Spunky Orange Tabby in Search of Her Forever Home! Omoo’s Journey: Omoo is a vibrant, intelligent and lovely tabby with a big personality. She was adopted as a young kitten and lived happily in an apartment with her owner: enjoying playtime, cuddles, and her cat tree. However, her world was turned upside down when she had to move due to her owner’s roommate’s cat allergies. She was placed in a noisy temporary home with multiple dogs, which was overwhelming for her little heart to handle. AWHAR offered assistance, and Honey is now adjusting well in a new, calmer foster environment. She’s back to her playful self, having a blast with other cats, and is ready to find a loving, permanent home. About Omoo: Breed: Rare and unique female orange tabby (Only 1 out of 6 orange cats are female!) Personality: Spunky, playful, spirited, and sweet Favorite Activities: Chasing a laser pointer, playing with toys, having her head scratched and being close to you Why You’ll Love Omoo: Playful and Fun: Honey loves to race around, play with toys, and interact with her environment. Sweet and Affectionate: She enjoys being near you and will add a lot of joy and energy to your home. Beautiful and Unique: Her orange tabby coat is rare and she’s a stunning cat with a big personality. What Omoo Needs: A Quiet Home: She would thrive in a household without dogs. A Loving Owner: Someone who can appreciate her playful nature and give her the attention she loves. A Trial Basis: AWHAR ensures that all adoptions are on a trial basis to ensure it’s the perfect fit for both Honey and her new family. How to Adopt or Foster: If you’re interested in meeting Honey or adopting her, please contact us at: Email: awhar09@gmail.com Text: 404-520-1060 (cell) Visit www.awhar.org for more information. Give Omoo the loving home she deserves and let her bring her spunky, sweet spirit into your life! No adoption fee as we just want this girl to have a great home!Visit this organization's web site to see any additional information available about this pet.March 5, 2025, 11:27 am

Meet ANGIE  – A Regal Beauty -Very sweet and loves people!      A  stunning gray-striped girl with a white chest, tall and strong.   Her sweet, expressive face and  dark eyeliner , and gentle personality are sure to capture your heart.   BORED AND LONELY.  Stuck in a room by herself. Needs a  Foster and Final home.   Rescue will pay $100 for first month   just to foster her. LAP SITTER , BIG TALKER, TV WATCHER, SMART AND ANSWERS TO HER NAME, GREAT COMPANION! EASY Cat to keep - LOW Maintenance. rs a household with one or two adults!  She likes for you to talk with her; will respond with squeals and meows; will sit quietly on the sofa with you, head butt, and be a great pet. She needs a kind heart willing to give her a chance. Very healthy but FIV positive - had to fight for any food on the street and was obviously attacked!  FIV cats can live normal lives. Right now she is with our small rescue and is stuck in a room by herself.  She is cat reactive or bossy, being on the street and living with feral cats, and WILL eat all the food left out. Grateful for Indoor Life: After surviving on the streets, Angie treasures the comfort and love of a safe home.   Her Journey Angie’s story is one of strength and survival: Angie’s life has been one of resilience and survival. She was abandoned not once, but twice. Originally adopted from DeKalb County Animal Control in 2023, her adopter disappeared, contact info out of date; leaving her to fend for herself OUTSIDE on the streets for over a year. While living among feral cats, she had to fight for every scrap of food, often approaching kind feeders, desperate for a kind touch. Despite her struggles, Angie never stopped seeking love. It took our rescue team over 7 months to rescue her, but once inside, Angie immediately transformed into a loving house cat. Now, she’s ready for a real home. Despite her rough past, she has nothing but love to give. We want to give her a chance! Health Details Age: 3 or 4 years old FIV-Positive: Angie is FIV-positive, but shows zero symptoms. She is healthy and will remain healthy with an inside life and decent food. FIV cats can live long, happy, normal lives. Spayed & Microchipped FELV  - Feline Leukemia Negative Vaccinations: Fully up-to-date Health: Excellent teeth! No dental issue in sight. What Angie Needs A loving, secure indoor home; she is low maintenance. An owner willing to appreciate her resilience and give her the attention she craves. Angie would do best in a one cat household.  She is fairly assertive with other cats and eats their food having starved before!  How to Help Angie Find Her Happy Ending Are you ready to be the hero who gives this beautiful girl the love and comfort she’s been waiting for? Email (Preferred): awhar09@gmail.com Call/Text Janet: 404-520-1060 Visit: www.awhar.org All cats are guaranteed as far as health, and we take them back now or in the future if not a fit!! Visit this organization's web site to see any additional information available about this pet.March 14, 2025, 8:15 am

They are sweet cats, bowie is the black and white(female) very vocal and loving. They both loving being outside most of the day roaming about and coming in at night to sleep. They love their treats and wet cat food for dinner time. They have free range to dry food all day. Ziggy is the orange cat(male) he’s a big sweet baby loves to cuddle with you and just purr. Looking for someone that has some land or doesn’t live near much traffic since they like to be outside.

Roman was a baby when we found him it was cold and he might not have lasted the night if we left him out. He is incredibly sweet but my cat is a big bully and cannot stand him. He loves all people immediately and stands on his back legs to ask for pets. He uses a litter box. We are moving and cannot take Roman with us. He is free to a good home we just want to make sure he is loved and cared for.