Fayette County Humane Society

Available Cats

Below is a list of the kittens/cats available for adoption. If you are interested in any cat in particular, please fill out a Cat Pre-Adoption Form about the cat you have in mind. If you have any questions or would like to see the pet, email (info@fayettehumane.org) or call us (770-487-1073) and we will contact you to tell you more about the pet.

Adoptions: To see many of our cats at once, come to the PetSmart in Peachtree City on Saturday afternoons from 12:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. and Sunday afternoons from 12:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. Usually, all pets can be taken home the day you adopt them after you fill out paperwork. Sometimes a home visit is required prior to placement. Please stop by one of our adoptions or contact us for more information. (Please note that we are not affiliated with the Fayette County Animal Shelter and you must contact them for information on animals at the shelter. The phone number for the shelter is 770-631-7210.)

Cat Care Room - Peachtree City PetSmart. Some of our foster cats can always be seen in our Cat Care room at the Peachtree City PetSmart. While we do not schedule volunteers there other than at adoption times, store personnel can put you in contact with a volunteer if you are interested in adopting one of our “resident kitties.” A list of the cats and kittens in the Cat Care room can be found under the "Latest News" section.

Fee: $110 kittens/cats unless stated otherwise (cash or check only)

Adoption fee includes: Spay/neuter, age appropriate shots, deworming, flea treatment, and a DVD on what to do after you bring your new cat home.

Fluffy	Star of the Week Adopt Fluffy this week for only $55 and receive a gift basket filled with toys and treats for him. DOB: 2/1/09
	Fluffy is a gorgeous black cat with silky fur and a very fluffy tail. Rescued from amongst the homeless cats that lived under the trailers at the Starr's Mill School complex, he is so grateful to have a warm bed, safety, and enough food to eat on a daily basis. Unfortunately, his foster mom is only able to provide a temporary home. Fluffy is a wonderful cat that can't wait to give you unconditional love and companionship. Fill out a pre-adopt here.

Trapper	DOB: 12/1/10
	Trapper just turned 1 year old. He was rescued from outdoor living on a very cold winter night in February 2011 when he was a small kitten. Trapper is a very soft, beautiful medium-haired brown tabby with white feet. He loves to roll over and show you his fluffy white and caramel tummy and has very large round eyes which you cannot see in his picture and a very long, fluffy tail. Trapper follows his foster mom from room to room and talks to her when he wants attention with a quiet meow. So far, Trapper has had several cat friends and would enjoy a friendly cat. He would probably be okay with a quiet dog as he tolerates the foster family dog when she's calm. Trapper does not go to adoption days because it is just too stressful for him since being held in unfamiliar places scares him. He does like a short cuddle. Trapper really wants to be near his family and loves lots of petting. Trapper is probably not the right cat for young children, because he will scratch when he is scared about being held, but he really is very loving with people who understand him. If you would like to meet Trapper, please fill out a pre-adopt on him.

Diego and Rainbow	DOB: 2/27/11 "Special Needs"
Diego Rainbow	Can you grant their holiday wish? A forever home!. To look at Diego and Rainbow you would never know they tested positive for feline leukemia(FeLV). They are very affectionate and playful. They should not be adopted into a family that already has cats; however, they would be great adopted together. Diego loves to explore and is very adventurous, Rainbow can be more hesitant at first; they really are playful, curious and cuddly balls of fur. Both kittens love to play and then snuggle in your arms for a nice nap. Love purring? Diego and Rainbow purr loudly when they are playing and cuddling. Fill out a pre-adopt here if you are interested in being their special family. Click here to read more about Diego and Rainbow.

Autumn	DOB: 4/10/10 "Special Needs"
	Autumn is beautiful calico cat; she is barely a year old and has already had kittens of her own. She was found emaciated in an apartment air duct with her five kittens, she not only nursed her five kittens, but two other orphaned kittens that were in her foster home. Autumn is one of our special needs kittens, she has an autoimmune problem, and essentially she has allergies. Autumn uses corn litter and needs to be kept on prescription diet Royal Canine Hypoallergenic cat food. She is a wonderful cat; she will be a great companion and an affectionate pet. Please consider giving this deserving young cat a home. Fill out a pre-adopt here if you have room in your family for one more.

Flopper	Est. DOB: 10/1/10
	Flopper was recently found by a kind gentleman, he realized that someone must have loved this light orange colored cat at some point, because he is very sociable. His rescuer has fallen in love with Flopper’s personality, unfortunately, he can’t keep him. Flopper fits the orange tabby male cat stereotype perfectly- he is very affectionate, extremely laid back, and really likes to be part of the family. He was named “Flopper” because he loves to roll over and have his belly rubbed! Flopper loves to play; do you have some toy mice that need to be found? Fill out a pre-adopt here, if you need a gregarious young cat to keep you company.

Rabbit and Muggle	DOB: 3/1/11
	These two male kittens are extremely handsome kittens, they also have luxurious, silky medium- length fur. Both have unusual silver tabby markings and very fluffy tails. They are small kittens because of their poor nutrition early in life- they were found in an abandoned trailer park. Muggle has a congenital defect of a detached sternum, his rib cage feels slightly different; Muggle has been to a specialist, his defect will not cause him any health issues, he is just unique. These two kittens are some of the best looking kittens in our foster care, in addition, they have a great personality to go with their looks! They are affectionate, curious and a delight to have around. Please consider giving these two a permanent home filled with lots of love. Fill out a pre-adopt here, if you are that special family.

Linus	DOB: 6/27/10 "Come see me in the Cat Room"
	Linus was originally adopted out when he was a kitten, but was returned to us as an adult due to a change in their family's financial circumstances (his family lost their home). Linus is very shy until he feels comfortable with his surroundings. Once he knows you, he is very affectionate and playful. Linus likes other cats, but is very afraid of dogs. He would do better in a quiet home with no young children and would be fine as an only cat or with other cats. Linus has been in foster care for 6 months and is patiently waiting for his forever home. Linus is currently in the same foster home with Kricket (just in case you are looking for 2 cats)! Please fill out a pre-adopt here, if you would like to adopt Linus

Little One	DOB: 5/30/11
	This petite white kitten was recently rescued from the drive through lane of a fast food restaurant. He is very lucky to be in a loving foster home, he needs a permanent home though, his foster home is full. Little One is hesitant to be picked up, but he loves to be petted. He is a very happy kitten and delights in everything around him. He gets along well with other cats in his foster home and enjoys playing with Bolt. Fill out a pre-adopt if you have room for Little One at your house. Little One and Bolt

Sweetums	DOB: 4/30/11
	Sweetums was scooped up from a fast food restaurant parking lot; life was anything but sweet for him there. He currently resides in a loving, if very full, foster home. Sweetums deserves a permanent home where he is a treasured cat; he can’t wait to curl up next to you or to play with some toy mice. Sweetums likes to be petted, he is afraid of being picked up though, give him more time and you will earn his trust. He will be fine in a home with other cats, nice dogs and well-behaved children! Fill out a pre-adopt heree, if you need a Sweetums at your house.

Leia	DOB: 9/5/07
	Leia is a very sweet young cat who really deserves a better lot in life. She was adopted as a kitten into a family that ended up having a member develop severe allergies, leaving her to find a new home. After months of waiting, she was adopted, unfortunately this family had unrealistic expectations of what a cat is. Since she didn't want to run and play with the children, she has been returned to us, to once again wait for a new home. Leia is a very gentle, sweet cat who would be more than happy to sit and relax with you, discussing the events of the day, snuggle with you throughout the night and give you unconditional love forever. Leia was with children and another cat in her first home where she was very happy. She will adjust to new family, with or without fur, with time and love. Please consider giving Leia the forever home she deserves. Fill out a pre-adopt here if you are interested in Leia.

Kricket	DOB: 3/1/10 "Special Needs" "Come see me in the cat room"

	Kricket was rescued from a local animal shelter on the day she was scheduled to be euthanized. After a visit to a veterinarian, we learned that Kricket was born with congenital defects in her hips and knees . Surgery would have been too expensive ($12,000) and too painful for her. However, an alternative to surgery was stem cell therapy (using her own stem cells). Her foster “mother” personally raised the $800 needed for this surgery, which was completed in April. Since her surgery, Kricket has been doing fantastic! She is running and playing like any other cat! She is a very sweet and playful kitty and would do well as an only cat or with another cat to play with. She is on a daily joint supplement (over the counter) and Science Diet prescription food. Kricket has been in foster care for 10 months and is patiently waiting for her permanent, forever home. Kricket is currently in the same foster home with Linus (just in case you are looking for 2 cats)! Please fill out a pre-adopt here, if you would like to adopt Kricket.

Sweetie	DOB: 2/1/09
	Sweetie is a gorgeous black cat with silky obsidian dark fur. She was rescued from underneath the trailers at the Starr's Mill School complex. She is very affectionate, but can be timid. Sweetie would thrive in a quiet home that allowed her to feel secure and loved. It was very difficult trying to survive on her own this past winter. Sweetie would be very grateful for some kindness and a permanent indoor home. Click here to complete a pre-adopt form.

Eighth Note	DOB: 2/1/09
	Eighth Note began his musical career underneath the trailers at the Starr's Mill School complex. Fortunately, his foster mom rescued him from the dangerous life of a homeless cat. He is very friendly, healthy and is a great cat. He got his name because of the distinctive curl in his tail; it was probably broken at some point. Please consider Eighth Note as an addition to your own personal band at home. Click here to complete a pre-adopt form.

Holly	DOB: 5/1/10
	Imagine living in the Publix parking lot; that was Holly's fate. When she was found hiding under cars, her rescuer thought she was feral, but she is not. Because she is affectionate, she was probably abandoned there. She is a small cat due to poor nutrition as a young kitten. She has a feisty personality, She loves to stalk her toy mice and play with her foster siblings. Sometimes she sleeps under furniture to feel safe. As soon as she hears her name, she comes running and is so grateful to be picked up and petted. Once she trusts the situation, she is very affectionate. Please fill out a pre-adopt here, if you are interested in giving her a better address than the Publix parking lot.

Betsy	DOB: 8/7/05
	Meet Betsy, a stunning brown tabby with amber colored eyes. She is an affectionate 6 year old cat who is happiest as an only cat. She will be a loyal companion, a nice lap warmer and an all around wonderful pet; she just needs you to fill out a pre-adopt here.

Tony	DOB: 3/4/11
	Tony was rescued from Animal Control just before he was going to be euthanized; our volunteer knew she could find a home for him. Tony is a beautiful brown tabby that actually has spotting in his tabby markings. He is playful and affectionate, mostly grateful to be safe in foster care. Fill out a pre-adopt here if you can give Tony a permanent home.

Gizmo	DOB: 8/1/10
	Gizmo's family forgot to bring him with them when they moved! There is no reason for this, he is a great young cat, he is extremely affectionate, he even likes to be held like a baby and have his belly rubbed. He is just a cuddle bug, this young cat is a great lap cat too. Even better than his great personality, he is a very good looking young cat. He is an Abyssinian mix, he has the classic brown ticked fur of that handsome breed. He is quite happy in his foster home, they have a dog and another cat to keep him company, please consider this young cat if you need a great family companion. Fill out a pre-adopt here.

Cara	DOB: 4/18/11
	Cara was rescued with her siblings by a good samaritan. She was cold and hungry but now is patiently waiting in her foster home for her new parents to come forward. Cara is playful and very affectionate. Please complete a pre-adopt here.

Tony and Truett	DOB: 6/20/11
Truett Tony	Tony and Truett are delightful young kittens, they are looking for a great family (or two) that needs a kitten to provide companionship and entertainment. They were recently rescued from a dangerous life in a parking lot. Both Tony and Truett are amazed by the love they have been shown since they were brought indoors- Tony has come to really enjoy getting his tummy rubbed! Fill out a pre-adopt here, to find out more about them.

Binks and Bolt	DOB: 10/16/11 Binks: 1/1/10
Binks Bolt	This adorable young family needs a lap to share, a bed to warm, a toy mouse to stalk and perhaps a tower to climb. Binks, the mother, is a young cat herself; she has Siamese features with Bombay glossy black fur. Her son, Bolt, a grey tabby, has a crimp in his tail, it was probably due to some unfortunate accident. He is an affectionate, healthy and playful kitten. His name also describes his personality - he bolts to you the minute he sees you. He wants you to greet him with hugs and kisses. bolt loves to be petted and snuggle in a warm lap. Fill out a pre-adopt here for more information on adopting Binks or Bolt.

Sonny	DOB: 11/1/11
	Sonny is a handsome silver tabby, he would like to be home for the holidays. Can you give him a loving home? He has been around dogs and cats in his foster home; he has a very affectionate and laid back disposition. He is a wonderful companion, he likes to be around people, just one look at him and a smile should come to your face. Fill out a pre-adopt here, Sonny promises to brighten your day.

Mystic	DOB: 4/10/11
	This sweetheart of a kitten was rescued in a local neighborhood, she was found alone and motherless. Mystic is very grateful to be safe, warm and fed. She is affectionate and playful, she gets along well with her foster siblings and considers Sunny her sister. Please fill out a pre-adopt here, if you would like to meet Mystic.

Cowboy	DOB: 7/31/11
	Cowboy was abandoned in the woods and found his way to a lady's porch to be rescued. He is an adorable apple head brown tabby. You just have to love that little trusting round face. He is very playful and sweet and gets along well with others. He enjoys playing catch the feather with his foster friends Callie and Peaches and truly enjoys the company of his people. He likes the nice family dog and is just waiting for a forever family of his own who will give him a nice, safe, happy home. Please fill out a pre-adopt form on-line to meet this sweet, young cat.

Callie	DOB: 8/18/11
	Callie was rescued just in time from the cold woods. She has always been very sweet and tolerant of all the new cats she has met in her foster home. Callie is a beautiful calico kitten with a perfect orange stripe down her nose. She is very playful and friendly with her foster family including people, cats and even the family dog. She especially loves playing catch the feather with her foster friends Peaches and Cowboy. Callie would love a permanent family who will appreciate you sweet nature and all the love she has to give. Please fill out a pre-adopt on-line to meet this wonderful kitten.

Bess, Joe and Georgie	DOB: 10/1/11
Bess Joe Georgie	These adorable kittens and their mom were rescued from underneath a porch. They were very lucky that the homeowner discovered them before it got so cold. All three were very shy and afraid when they were first placed in their loving foster home. Bess, a lovely tortie-tabby with muted orange in her fur, and her brother Joe, a grey tabby with a handsome swirl, are the more adventurous of the group. Georgie, another tortie-tabby, has some orange on her head; she is also more timid than her siblings. These kittens would really like to be part of a family, they would like to show you their entertaining antics as they explore and play. Georgie would prefer to be adopted by a family without young children. If you need a kitten or two to complete your family, then please fill out a pre-adopt here. Bess, Georgie and Joe are patiently waiting by the computer!

Princess Grace	DOB: 8/18/11
	The “Grace of God” rescued this adorable kitten, she was found under a bush along busy Mt Zion Blvd. This little kitten blended right in with the underbrush, she was only 5 weeks old, we don’t know where her mother was or why she was left there. Fortunately, the observant rescuer called the FCHS, and she was placed in a loving foster home. This playful kitten loves to play with her toy mice; she quietly stalks and then exuberantly pounces on them. Princess Grace plays well with others- there is a dog and other cats at her foster home. She loves to snuggle and be petted; petite Princess Grace is very affectionate. If you need a wonderful petite kitten, then please fill out a pre-adopt here.

Elliot	DOB: 2/1/09
	Elliot was recently rescued from a local business. If you're looking for a purring lap cat, then look no further. Elliot is a beautiful black and white tuxedo kitty who needs a forever home. Please fill out a pre-adopt here.

Tom, Jerry and Peachy	DOB: 11/23/11
Tom Jerry Peachy	Tom and Jerry, along with their charming sister, Peachy, were playing by the mailbox of one of our kind foster volunteers. They were very small and their mom was no where in sight, we don't know how they got there. They are very lucky, the volunteer has fostered them, now they are old enough to be adopted. Tom is a dark brown tabby with a smudge of orange on his nose and a black line decorating his back. Jerry is another dark brown tabby, he has a black line on his chest. As you can imagine, Peachy is a dilute calico, gray with peach smudges. Tom and Jerry are more playful, Peachy is the calm, watch from the sidelines sister. They like dogs, puppies and children. If possible, they would prefer to be adopted together, if you only have room for two though, the kittens would agree to that to get a loving permanent home. Fill out a pre-adopt here for more information.

Marti and Dolly	DOB: 6/30/11
Marti Dolly	These beautiful kittens say "Welcome to Alabama!", they were rescued from the Alabama Welcome Center as they drank water from underneath parked cars. They are very lucky that someone took the time to catch them and get them placed into a foster home. Both kittens purr very loudly, they are affectionate and really enjoy being with their people. Due to their rough start in life, they are afraid of dogs and small children. Marti and Dolly should be adopted together, Marti is stressed if her sister is not with her. These two young kittens are very pretty with silky fur, they would be very grateful if you rescued them into your loving home. Fill out a pre-adopt here for more information.

Survey says, "2 Cats Better Than 1!"

According to an article recently published in CatFancy magazine, 80% of vets agree that cats are social creatures and it is better to have two or more instead of just one. Just one cat will get lonely and prefers the company of another cat. Some of a cat's bad behavior can be attributed to loneliness. "Two cats are just as easy as one. Not only will they keep each other company, but owning two cats will provide a happier living environment," Veterinary Behaviorist Stefani Schwartz says.