Cats for Adoption in King George County, VA: 7 Cats Looking for a Home
9 cats and kittens are waiting for homes at 1 rescue or shelter in King George County. Here are 7 of the newest arrivals, each with photos, their story and how to reach the rescue looking after them.
Of the cats up for adoption in King George County, 3 kittens, 5 young cats and 1 adult. Most are domestic shorthairs and other mixed breeds, but you'll also find Siamese cats.
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1. Finn
Finn is a super friendly boy who loves belly rubs and people! His fur is soft as silk!
- Good with kids
- Good with cats
- Good with dogs
- House-trained
2. Toby
Toby was found in the middle of the road as a baby. With his scratches and small cuts, we are assuming he was inside a car engine bay, and fell out on the road. Even with his harsh beginning, Toby is a sweet kitty. He loves to play and romp in his foster home. He would love to be adopted with his best friend, Eleanor!
- Good with kids
- Good with cats
- Good with dogs
- House-trained
3. Eleanor
Eleanor came from a home that had an abundance of cats. Eleanor is a sweet girl who likes to play and be pet. She would love to be adopted with her beast friend, Toby!
- Good with cats
- House-trained
4. Nutmeg
Nutmeg came from a home that had an abundance of cats. Nutmeg is sweet, and enjoys being pet by her foster momma. She will need plenty of time to get accustomed to her new home and must be adopted with her sister Nutmeg. Nutmeg is showing great signs of being happy to be around humans and is starting to warm up to being loved on and pet!
- Good with cats
- House-trained
5. Ginger
Ginger came from a home that had an abundance of cats. Ginger is extremely shy. She will need plenty of time to get accustomed to her new home and must be adopted with her sister Nutmeg. Ginger is showing great signs of being happy to be around humans and is starting to warm up to being loved on and pet!
- Good with cats
- House-trained
6. Cricket
Cricket is a sweet little girl. She is new to the KGARL crew and is getting her vetting up to date. Cricket would do best in a home with another cat to play with, but would love to be adopted with her sibling, Chip!
- Good with kids
- Good with cats
- House-trained
7. Chip
Chip is a sweet little boy. He is new in our care and is going to be a wonderful kitty. He would do best in a home with a playmate, but would love to be adopted with his sibling, Cricket!
- Good with kids
- Good with cats
- House-trained
Rescues and shelters near King George County
The rescues with the most cats listed in King George County.
- King George Animal Rescue LeagueDahlgren, VA · 9 cats
How to adopt from King George Animal Rescue League
We do not adopt out ourselves, we advertise animals at our local county pound (King George Animal Control) and pay for their vetting and take care of their transport to rescue
Cities and towns in King George County
Adopting a cat in King George County
Most rescues ask you to fill in an application, meet the cat, and pay an adoption fee that usually covers spaying or neutering, vaccinations and a microchip. Many are foster-based, so you'll often meet your cat in a volunteer's home rather than a shelter.
Kittens go quickly, especially in spring and summer. If you've fallen for one, contact the rescue soon, and think about adopting two: young cats keep each other company and out of mischief.
Questions about adopting a cat in King George County
How many cats are up for adoption in King George County?
As of October 29, 2026, 9 cats and kittens are listed for adoption in King George County, Virginia, by 1 rescue or shelter. The list is updated every day.
Where can I adopt a cat in King George County?
The rescues with the most cats near King George County right now are King George Animal Rescue League (Dahlgren, VA). Each cat above has the rescue's phone number and website.
Are there kittens for adoption in King George County?
Yes. 3 kittens are up for adoption in King George County.
How do I adopt a cat in King George County?
Pick a cat and contact the rescue or shelter looking after them. Most ask you to fill in an application, meet the cat, and pay an adoption fee that usually covers spaying or neutering, vaccinations and a microchip.
Listings are updated daily. Rescues are responsible for their own listings; a cat may have been adopted since this page was updated.