Beautiful angelic cat dropped off on side of the road in Georgia, caring family finds her and brings her to their home to adopt her: 'We definitely don’t take having her for granted'

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Briana Viser • Writer and Editor
Mar 25, 2026 1:00 PM EDT

It's hard to imagine wanting to get rid of a beautiful, angelic, white cat like this one, but at least a caring family took her in. 

The most gentle cat on the planet – or so they say. And that she loves to give people little licks. This poor thing was found by a family. She was neutered and had a flea collar, so it was clear she had belonged to someone. Then they asked a neighbor around, and the neighbor said that four or five months ago, she was dropped off, and in her hunger would hunt down mice in the field nearby. They found her just outside the city limits, and apparently it's super common for people to drop off animals just outside city limits. They say their neighbors above them got their three dogs like that too! It's tragic to think about, but it sure happens. They wanted to take her in, being that she was so pure and angelic and white, and they gave her the furrever home she deserved. They say she's so gentle, and one of the most affectionate cats they've met. They've had her for two amazing years, and will have her for years to come! This is one of those stories that seems so genuinely wholesome, it's impossible not to have it resonate with you on some level. 

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    this is white kitty! she's the most gentle cat on the planet, and loves to give people little licks.
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    she was already neutered and had a flea collar that was multiple sizes too small for her. it had
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    turned brown from being left on for so long, and from being exposed to dirt everyday.
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    we assumed she was someone's baby that had gotten out so we immediately posted her everywhere in the community—
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    unfortunately our neighbor reached out and said she had been dropped off about four or five months prior, and they would
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    see her hunt down mice in their field for food. (they have multiple big dogs, so it wouldn't have.
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    been safe for them to feed her― nor would the food make it long enough for her to get to it!)
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    poor girl didn't know she had cat food put out just a few feet away we tried to return her to her
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  • This cat really is special. I can see why they wanted to keep her. Her little face really strikes a cord when I look at her. She looks so intelligent, yet gentle and full of personality. It sort of reminds me of the faces my cat makes at me. Like he's trying to communicate something really deep or intimate, and he just doesn't have the words since we're different species. Having a cat really cat be the best thing, so I really understand this family. The story also reminds me of how I got my cat. I was just driving along and saw a tail sticking out of a pile of hay. It was around Halloween time, and hay mazes were all the rage. Well, I pulled over, and lo and behold a little kitten was just sitting there in a haystack. 

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    roots, knowing she was most likely an indoor or indoor/outdoor cat, but she
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    respectfully refused and is happy. living her fully outdoor cat life in warm sunny georgia <3
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    we live just outside the city limits, so getting animals people no longer "want" dropped off here is
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    EXTREMELY common, in fact that's how neighbor above got three of their dogs.
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    we've now had her for two years! we definitely don't take having her for granted, not only is she
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    the prettiest cat ever― she is so gentle, and one of the most affectionate cats i've met.
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    RealAnthonySulli... It should be a rule that every cat post gives us a name. I need this cats name.
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