Homes  Needed

There is a special group of kitties who are in need of adoption.  They may be senior citizens, carry the Feline AIDS virus,  test positive for Feline Leukemia , or need additional  medical support during their lifetime due to an existing disease.  Cats with special needs deserve love and homes, too. Most are adoring and completely unaware they have any condition which some might think makes them "imperfect." They are perfect in their own way.  Please take some time to visit with them on this page and consider giving one or more a loving home.  You may call 770-664-4355 to inquire or email at citcrescue@yahoo.com.. 

MERLE - seeing impaired  - ADOPTED

 I don't have perfect vision and I don't know what my future is.  I am a doll of a kitty- loving, fun, friendly.  But I'm afraid.  Can I still find a loving family even though I am soemwhat less than perfect?  Please read my story.  Please help me find happiness.

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 FELINE AIDS Positive

Many cat lovers are unaware of what a wonderful and normal quality of life a cat with Feline AIDS can have.  A complete, high quality and well- balanced diet, twice yearly vet exam, and close monitoring to watch for any early signs of sickness is all it takes to care for an AIDS positive cat. For more information about the disease and living with an AIDS positive cat go to www.catchat.org.

The following kitties all have the AIDS virus but are also healthy and happy and looking forward to a long life as someone's special feline friend.  Their stories can be seen under "Available Cats". 

                                          McKenna

My beautiful calico colors are hard to miss. Even though my beginning was humble, I can have a bright future with your help.  Mom passed the AIDS virus on to me. Oh well - I feel great and am confident that someone who sees me and hears my story will come forward to take me home.  I may be a little shy right now but I am comfortale with other kitties and like to be petted and love kitty treats.  Little things mean a lot when you are a little kid trying to make your way in the world.    

                     Maui                                    

I am a lovely furry girl who contracted the aids virus while homeless and raising babies.    Now I am safe and experiencing the caring of wonderful people who are trying to help me find a home.  I am loving, friendly, and in good spirits.  But I will be truly happy with a home of my own!

                                                                  Howard 

I am just a big and lovable guy.  I talk a lot and I am a curious kitty who likes to explore my surroundings.  I meet the volunteers at the door with a happy meow. I hope my new home is filled with happy people who are looking for a happy family cat to love forever.   

Lula

I am a wonderful kitty and very outgoing.  Yes I have the feline aids virus but I am very healthy and happy.  I have only good purrs for those who come by to say hello and look forward to all the good things that come my way.  I hope you will consider giving me a home.  It will make my life!

Sugar Ray  - ADOPTED

 Sweet, extra friendly, kind, very affectionate and Feline Aids positive.   I was beaten up pretty badly when I tried to get some food.  That's probably how I got exposed to the Aids virus.  But my wounds have healed and I am enjoying all the loving attention that comes my way.  I'm hoping that anyone who reads my story will help me find a place where I am treated with much love and unending, friendly petting.

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FELINE LEUKEMIA POSITIVE

Kitties that have the FeLV virus which causes Feline Leukemia are just as sweet and loving as non-infected kitties.  They may require some extra care on occasion but other than that they can live a relatively normal, but shortened, life.  This is an incurable disease and there is no way to predict how long an infected kitty will live. Some kitties live years.   FeLV is not transmissable to humans or other animal species not in the cat family.  For more infomation go to www.animalrescueandcare.org.

     JACKIE AND JILL  -  ADOPTED TOGETHER!

Two cute little kitties, young, playful and affectionate.  We are precious and we need a loving home.  We have feline leukemia and so cannot be around kitties who are not infected.  But if there are no other kitties or other feline leukemia positive kitties, we can live with you.  Right now we are healthy and strong.  We do not know what the future holds for us.  So it is important to find a loving home with people who will care for us and give us love to last a lifetime - no matter how long that is.   See our separate bios under "Available Cats".

How we behave toward cats here below determines our status in heaven. - Robert A. Heinlein