Where can I adopt a rescued kitten in Tbilisi?
From messages by 3 participants in 2 sources · Last activity: 15 days ago
From messages by 3 participants in 2 sources · Last activity: 15 days ago
TL;DR
Between July and September 2026, private rescuers in Tbilisi posted kittens for adoption in Saburtalo, near Rustaveli Avenue, near Zhikia Park and elsewhere in the city. The posts usually list age, flea and worm treatment, infection checks, vaccinations and litter-box training — worth confirming before you meet.
In late September 2026 a female kitten was found near Zhikia Park, by the Green Hills residential complex. The finders described her as very affectionate, sociable and seemingly used to living in a home.
In late July 2026 rescuers in Tbilisi were looking for a home for a three-month-old female kitten. She had been dumped on the street as a kitten, hid from dogs under cars and in trees, and it took four people to catch her. She is wary of new people but very affectionate and keeps asking to be held. She has been treated for fleas and worms, checked for infections and is litter-box trained.
In late July 2026 a four-month-old female kitten rescued from the street was up for adoption in Saburtalo. She had been treated for fleas and worms, checked for infections and litter-box trained. The rescuers described her as very affectionate and trusting, which they noted is unusual for street cats.
In July 2026 a small black kitten of about two months was looking for owners in Tbilisi. He had received a first deworming treatment (Caniverm) but no vaccinations yet; he was described as active, healthy and very sociable.
In July 2026 rescuers were rehoming Foxy, a cat of about six months, vaccinated and treated for parasites. She was found after being hit by a car; the injury healed on its own, but she is now scared of sudden movements and loud noises. Once she gets used to someone she is very affectionate, loves cuddles and plays happily with other cats. Meetings were offered near Rustaveli Avenue.