Welcome to the Cats in the Cradle website! 

Cats in the Cradle, Inc. is a no-kill, all-volunteer, 501(3)© non-profit organization dedicated to the rescue, care and placement of stray and special needs cats and kittens.  CITC believes that all cats and kittens deserve the chance to live a life that is free of hunger, fear, pain and disease.  

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MARCO AND LUIGI 

See Marco and Luigi at the Alpharetta PetSmart 

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They say love is blind.  For Merle that may have real meaning.  PLEASE HELP MERLE FIND A HOME.  SEE BELOW

 

 

 

  

 

 

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Do you have a barn?

 Are you looking for a natural way to reduce rodent population? CITC has many barn cats in need of good homes. All are spayed/neutered, tested and vaccinated.  There is no adoption fee.

Check out this article for more information on why your barn needs a cat, then contact us for more information!

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Nona's Club

Please read Nona's Story under Rainbow Bridge.

CITC is continuing with an emphasis on finding homes for those kitties who have been with us for more than a year or who need a little extra help to gain recognition because they are shy, timid or somehow lack the self confidence to successfully relate to potential adopters and show their true "purr-sonalities."  These kitties are wonderful and loving animals but they need a little extra help to orient to a new environment and will need the kind patience of  a loving owner.   The adoption fee is reduced. 

The following kitties are members of Nona's Club.   You can read their stories under Available Animals.

Pawline                                                   Talapia

           Bethany                                   

 Blondie 

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"If man could be crossed with a cat it would improve man, but it would deteriorate the cat."

                                                                                       Mark Twain

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