Sponsor A Litter

Occasionally we are able to take in a Momma dog or cat and her babies.  Of course we love rescuing these little families, but our main goal is to get them all adopted into loving forever homes.  It involves substantial expense to get a Mom and all her babies ready to be adopted.  They must all be vaccinated against several common diseases, dewormed, tested and, if necessary, treated for diseases such as heartworm, and spayed or neutered.   We thought some people might want to donate specifically for this purpose, by chipping in a little (or a lot) to make sure these special animals can be offered for adoption as soon as possible.
 
If you would like to contribute toward getting our litters ready to be adopted into loving homes, you can donate here using our secure server.  We will be updating this page with adoption announcements so that you can celebrate with us as each dog, cat, puppy and kitten goes to their new home!
 
Litters rescued by the Georgia SPCA:

Smoki and her kittens

Submitted by jeanned on Sun, 05/19/2013 - 8:24pm

 

Smoki is a great mom to her kittens Wookie, Pompeii and Ashton.  The kittens are due back to the center around June 13th.

Calla, Peony and Sunflower

Submitted by jeanned on Thu, 05/09/2013 - 9:27pm

These sweet little girls were found abandoned when they were two weeks old.Here they are a whopping three weeks old and cute, cute, cute!  Calla expects to get fed first and eats the most.  She is the leader of the pack and is always the first to announce everybody is awake and ready to eat.

Kibble and Kiki

Submitted by admin on Tue, 04/23/2013 - 9:32pm

The Five Gray Kittens‏

Submitted by jeanned on Wed, 04/10/2013 - 8:18pm

update Apr 14: new photos and super cute video of them waking up on the tumblr link                                                One of our great fosters wrote: "I'm a foster mom for a litter of five sweet 7-week old kittens: Orlando, Remy, Ella, Alice and Charlotte.

Muffin and her four babies

Submitted by rboyd2003 on Sun, 03/24/2013 - 8:19pm

May 4, new photos and videos Muffin had her 4  kittens on March 11, and they are in foster care until they are old enough to be adopted.  They should be back at the Shelter about May 7.  Don't you just love the way Muffin is hugging her babies while they nurse?  She is very watchful and protective of her little ones.

Lovely Zinnia and her babies

Submitted by rboyd2003 on Fri, 03/22/2013 - 7:19pm

Apr 6- new photos! Lovely Zinnia had her kittens this week.  She has 5 babies:  Blackberry, Peony, Foxglove, Clover and Mulberry.  The whole family is in foster care, and should be ready for adoption in about 8 weeks.

Ginger and her family of five

Submitted by rboyd2003 on Thu, 03/21/2013 - 2:42pm

April 18 new photos! Ginger and her kittens are the third litter we rescued this week from Floyd County Animal Control. She and the five kittens are in foster care and will be back at the Shelter and ready for adoption in mid-May.  It costs about $100 per animal to get them ready for adoption.

Emma and her sweet family

Submitted by rboyd2003 on Thu, 03/21/2013 - 2:26pm

Emma and her kittens are another little family rescued this week from Floyd County Animal Control.  She and her babies are in foster care now, and will be back at the Shelter ready for adoption in mid-May. It costs about $100 per ainmal to get them ready for adoption.  This includes spaying or neutering, testing and vaccination, microchipping and flea/tick/deworming treatment.

Beauty and her kittens

Submitted by rboyd2003 on Thu, 03/21/2013 - 2:14pm

We rescued three litters from Floyd County Animal Control this week. including the aptly-named Beauty and her babies. Hard to see them, since she's guarding them, but she has 2 little ones.  All are currently in foster homes and will be available for adoption in mid-May.  It costs about $100 per animal to get them ready for adoption.

Clover and her babies

Submitted by rboyd2003 on Thu, 03/21/2013 - 1:43pm

Apr 12, new photos and super cute videos!   We got Clover and her six babies from Spalding County Animal Control on February 26, when the kittens were only a week old.

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