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ATTENTION:
We are transitioning the rescue into TNR only.
THE CATS IN THE CRADLE SHELTER IS CLOSING

After more than 25 Years of rescuing and finding homes for cats/kittens in North Fulton County and its surrounding areas, Lynda Brinkley is retiring!

Due to this closure, we are no longer accepting new intake of cats and kittens at the shelter. Rather, we will be acting solely as a TNR rescue.

Therefore, WE NEED YOUR HELP to find lasting homes for our remaining adoptable kitties - all of which have been fixed and fully vetted!

Please review; adoption fees will be negotiable, as a farewell to our beautiful rescue shelter!

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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. We will transport and orient the cats to your barn.

Check out this article for more information on why your barn needs a cat, then contact us for more information at 770-289-5861.

Cats in the Cradle, Inc. is a no-kill, all-volunteer, 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to the rescue, care, and adoptions 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 diseas.

Did you know?

There are over 180 million homeless cats and kittens in the United States and these numbers are growing every day. One unaltered female cat is capable of producing at least 2 litters of kittens each year. Left unchecked, her successive offspring will breed exponentially, producing over 1 million kittens in only 10 years. Most cats and kittens euthanized in shelters are victims of overpopulation and should not have to die simply because they were born. Every cat and kitten CITC alters keeps countless offspring from being born. This helps to save the lives of cats that are already here. For information regarding low cost spaying and neutering in the Atlanta area go to www.spaygeorgia.org.