The staff of the Cat Clinic of Cobb wishes to emphasize that there is no such thing as a free pet. Adoptors of a kitten should expect to spend from $250 to $400 during the first year of its life, including such costs as vaccinations, spaying or neutering, declawing, litterbox and supplies, and food. Maintenance costs for an adult cat average between $150 and $200 per year, and many cats are now living 20 years.  Please be sure that you are ready for such a responsibility before considering adoption. The life of a cat could depend on you!

Lenox is a feline leukemia positive neutered long haired male.  He was begging food from patrons at the Bucket Shop cafe in Atlanta and basically living under the dumpster there.  Considering his tough life as of late, he is super super sweet.  He is a little timid at first, but will let you pick him up and pet him. He loves to be petted and instantaneously purrs like crazy.  He will head
butt your hand and swirl around to be petted.  The pics do not do him justice.  He really is a beautiful cat.  Currently he is in good health according to the vet.  He has one crinkled ear - the vet says because of a previous ear infection that healed.  It appears he may have had a broken leg that healed, but he walks fine and runs and climbs fast as lightning.  He was defleaed and dewormed, vaccinated and had a bad tooth removed.  Because he is FeLv positive, he is living in a small office room by himself at my house.  Obviously this is better than his previous life, but less than ideal for him.  If you are interested in adopting Lenox, please email Kate at tcollier@chubb.com. 

This brother and sister pair were rescued from East Cobb Park on 7/3/10.  They are approximately 10 weeks old.  They were taken to the doctor on Monday, July 5^th, and look to be in good physical health except for the fact that they tested positive for feline leukemia.  They are in need of foster care or a permanent home!

"We were dewormed and do not have fleas. We have been eating and drinking well and have lots of energy, running and jumping everywhere. We love people and have been great with the children who brought us home, letting them pet us and help feed us! We are extremely friendly and let everyone rub our tummie."

Please contact our current family via email at corinnehodges@comcast.net or by cell at 770 363-6380.

These kittens were born in early May 2010.  They were rescued from the threat of a dog attack.  The seal point is a male, and there is a white male & a white female.  If interested, please call Candice at 678-283-7174.

Tinker is a medium hair male born late May 2009.  He has tested positive for FIV.  He is looking for a  permanent home.  If interested, please call Stacey at 770-650-7695. 

Momma Cass is a former pregnant stray female.  She has weaned her kittens and is looking for a permanant home.  She has been spayed, vaccinated, dewormed, microchipped, and tested negative for feline leukemia, FIV, and heartworms.  She is shy at first, but loves to be petted.  For information call Stacey at 770-650-7695 or at the Cat Clinic of Cobb.

Tubs is a stray spayed female.  She is suspected of having been turned out of her previous home since she is extremely affectionate.  She was covered in fleas when she was found and has been defleaed and dewormed.  Call Candice at 678-283-7174 or at the Cat Clinic of Cobb for more information. 

The Cat Clinic of Cobb makes no guarantees to the health of the cats listed on this page.