Carter is a beautiful little black kitten almost 3 months old. He was hit by a car when he was younger, but thankfully he’s made a full recovery! Carter is incredibly sweet and would love it if you fell in love with him. He isn’t quite ready to go home yet, but you can apply …
Kumquat is a sweet and quiet orange tabby kitten. She is about 3 months old and she is very unique! Not only is it rare for an orange tabby to be a female, but she is also a polydactyl! Kumquat is a little more reserved with new people and new cats. She really finds comfort …
Mollie is a gorgeous calico kitten about 3.5 months old. She is the kitten pictured on the left. She loves to play and will take cuddles and affection wherever she can get them! Mollie is bonded with her sister, Millie, and we’d love it if they could be adopted together. Apply to adopt them today!
Ellie is a sassy little calico kitten about 3 months old. This girl is just a little ball of spunk! She loves to play and greet you with meows. We believe she was sick when she was little, causing the damage to her eyes. She is mostly blind, but it does not slow her down …
Huey is a gorgeous flame point Siamese kitten. He is about 8 weeks old and is ready to find his furever family. If you’re looking for a spunky sweet kitten who will make you feel loved and keep you entertained, he’s your guy! Apply to adopt him today!
Noble is an adorable mini black panther with plenty of personality. He is loving and playful and is looking for a family to call his own! Noble is about 2 months old and he isn’t quite old enough to go home yet. But you can still apply to adopt him today!
Abigail is an adorable and super loving female kitten, about 3 months old. She is not quite old enough to go home, but you can apply to adopt her today!
Contact Us:
1740 W Gordon St.
Valdosta, GA 31602
229-247-3266
info@humanesocietyofvaldosta.org
The Humane Society of Valdosta in Lowndes County serves as the parent organization for programs that advocate and take action to benefit those who cannot speak for themselves. Our ultimate goal is to merit a “No Kill” status for our community and stay the course in providing homes to homeless pets.
