Egyptian Mau kittens & cats in Dacula, Georgia

Tiny is small but mighty -- and mighty special! She is a gorgeous tabbico (mix of tabby and calico pattern) with silky soft fur and captivating eyes! But this girl is not just about the looks, she is the sweetest and most affectionate baby with a charming personality that makes everyone fall in love with her! Everyone who meets her sees there is something about this little girl. She has overcome big odds to get where she is, after starting life in a colony as the runt of her litter and battling eye infections that very nearly cost her an eye, which vets said needed to be removed. But Tiny showed them! Her eye healed beautifully and she only has a little scar that doesn’t bother her at all, reminder of how resilient she is. She has won the hearts of her vets and fosters with her playful, funny, inquisitive personality and heart. She plays well with others and loves toys, especially springs and little fuzzy mice with rattles in them. She LOVES lying on your lap and she is mesmerised watching water drip from a faucet. She loves her brothers, especially Felix, her cat towers, her humans and her adventures, and she never lets her small size hold her back! She is special in every sense of the word. Tiny needs to be adopted with one of her siblings (Silky Litter), or into a home with young and playful cat. Here is some information why we have this policy: Two kittens are better than one For a pair of kittens we offer a $25 discount for each, from their adoption fee. Tiny and her littermates are 6 months old as of Nov 13 and fully vetted: neutered, vaccinated, microchipped, dewormed, defleaed. They tested negative for FIV and Felv. Check out more photos of Tiny and her siblings here: Silky Litter Photos and Videos Interested in learning more about her? Fill out an application here: Apply to adopt Questions? info@littlelivesatl.org

Cheetah was born in a garden center in Walmart as I was shopping I bumped into a bin with 8 lil kittens and a mama. I inform the human in McDonough they picked them all up and I fell in love with cheetah so she came home with me. She’s shy but will cuddle once she’s use to you. She is chipped, spayed and well taken care of. I have to give her up because we now have my elderly mother inlaw living with us and she is allergic to cats. I just want to find a loving home for her. She’s such a sweet cat. 🐈

My family and I moved to Georgia in 2019 and quickly realized the neighborhood had two furry residents of its own. Through ring camera footage, talking with neighbors and sightings in passing I watched Unagi (a black tom) and Spicy Tuna (a little calico) live out their day to day as the street ferals. Unfortunately as unspayed/neutered animals do, Spicy would constantly get pregnant, she never managed to keep her kittens alive. Spicy Tuna and Unagi were fed by my neighbors and when they decided to move I told them I would do it, I also took it upon myself to rent traps and get the two spayed and neutered through a feral cat program. The plan was to get the two fixed, back in decent health and release them. The universe had other plans, poor Unagi became diabetic and the vet said you either give him insulin shots or he has to be put down, guilt took over and I started Uni on insulin. Miraculously Uni went into diabetic remission and hasn't needed shots in over a year!