Faith Animal Rescue Inc.

12/26/2025

12/25/2025

Merry Christmas from all of us to all of you!

12/22/2025

More of our great cats waiting to be adopted!

Adoption fee is $100 for a cat or $180 for two (on compatible cats). The fee includes spay/neuter, current on rabies vaccination and FVRCP vaccine, and FeLV/FIV testing (all negative).
Located in Knoxville, GA near Macon.
To request an application or more information email us at [email protected]

12/22/2025

These playful loving kittens would love a home of their own to grow up in.
Bitz is the older tabby with the dark markings at around 6 months old he loves to play with his toys and loves his wet food.
Pepper is the other tabby. He is wide open playing until he is picked up then he is all about the loving and purring.
Meric is his brother. He is orange and long haired and just as playful and sweet as his brother. They also have an identical orange brother, Rika and a long haired tabby sister, Nutmeg that will be ready for adoption soon.

Adoption fee is $100 for a cat or $180 for two (on compatible cats). The fee includes spay/neuter, current on rabies vaccination and FVRCP vaccine, and FeLV/FIV testing (all negative).
Located in Knoxville, GA near Macon.
To request an application or more information email us at [email protected]

12/21/2025

The following items are left from our Christmas Auction Fundraiser. They are available for the cost on the photo. First to comment claims it. We can arrange pickup or delivery in Roberta, Macon, Byron or Warner Robins before Christmas.

12/21/2025

💙ADOPTION💙
We are so happy for our Tater and Geronimo finally getting to have their own home! We know they will be well cared for and loved.
Tater was our longest resident having been with us since May 23, 2021.

12/21/2025

Auction will close at 8 pm today and each winner will receive a message via Facebook Messenger for your total items won. If you don’t use Messenger please reach out to us. Many thanks to all who supported this auction with items and those that have placed bids.

12/19/2025

Never “give away” kittens less than 6 weeks old so they won’t suffer the consequences. Eight weeks old is the legal age to take kittens and puppies from their mothers and older is even better for the kittens and puppies well-being.

❗️This problem comes up more and more, so we would like to address it again. This particular litter had a bad case of worms and some had an upper respiratory infection. They only gave us 3 kittens, and gave away the circled kitten, who was only 3 and 1/2 weeks old. Please dont give away part of the litter...

🐾 Why we ask for the ENTIRE litter to come into rescue 🐾

Sometimes people reach out to us to intake stray kittens, but want to give 1 or 2 to friends or family for free first. While it comes from a place of love, it can unintentionally put kittens at risk.
When an entire litter comes into rescue, every kitten gets the same chance at a healthy, happy future.

✨ Here’s why keeping siblings together and in rescue matters:

• Proper medical care: Every kitten receives age-appropriate vaccines, deworming, flea treatment, and spay/neuter all included for a low adoption fee. This prevents illness, suffering, and future unwanted litters.
• Development & socialization: Kittens learn critical life skills from their littermates — bite inhibition, confidence, and healthy play. Separating them too early can lead to behavioral issues later on.
• No one gets left behind: When some kittens are given away, the remaining ones are often the harder-to-adopt babies. In rescue, we ensure every sibling is protected and placed responsibly.
• Preventing accidental harm: Kittens are fragile. Well-meaning homes may not be prepared for bottle feeding, illness, parasites, or emergencies that can arise quickly.
• Breaking the cycle: Free kittens often aren’t spayed or neutered, which leads to more accidental litters — and more kittens in need.

💗 Rescue isn’t about taking control — it’s about giving every kitten the best possible start in life.
By bringing the whole litter into rescue, you’re giving them safety, medical care, and a forever home that’s truly ready for them.
Thank you for helping us protect all the babies — not just a few 🐾💕

— Noelle’s Foster Kittens 🐱✨

12/16/2025

Yes abandoning an animal is a crime. In this case the puppy was also ran over (breaking a back leg). The video is horrific and heartbreaking. If the store camera picked up the audio of this hurt puppy the two in the vehicle had to have heard and known it was hit. He has been charged. According to our research “laws generally prohibit knowingly abandoning animals and being there makes you complicit, potentially facing misdemeanors or felonies depending on the state and specifics.” So many times there’s not enough evidence to bring charges when an animal is abandoned but when you have that evidence it should definitely be pursued.
As a rescue we advocate for the animals and will continue to do what we can to seek justice when animals are victims.

🚨 We do not stand for animal cruelty 🚨

On December 13, Deputy Jeff Robinson was called to Gary's Food Mart after a puppy was abandoned in the parking lot and run over. Store surveillance captured the incident. This video has circulated online.

Deputy Shurley located the vehicle on East Virginia Ave and made a traffic stop. The driver, Jonathan Torbush, initially denied leaving the puppy but admitted he did, claiming it was because the dog was pooping and peeing in his home. He also stated he didn’t realize he ran over the puppy. His passenger, Hope Tarpley, confirmed he intended to abandon the dog.

Mr. Torbush was charged with cruelty to animals, handcuffed, and transported to the Jones County LEC to await charges. Citations were also issued.

Animal cruelty is never acceptable. If you witness abuse, report it immediately.

12/15/2025

Bid today! Still items with no bids! Auction ends December 20th.

12/15/2025

Some of the kittens waiting to be adopted!!

Adoption fee is $100 for a cat or $180 for two (on compatible cats). The fee includes spay/neuter, current on rabies vaccination and FVRCP vaccine, and FeLV/FIV testing (all negative).
Located in Knoxville, GA near Macon.
To request an application or more information email us at [email protected]

12/13/2025

Thank you so much for the bag full of homemade cat toys!! They were a real hit. I laughed so hard at how hard the kittens played with them and probably how the cat nip affected them (first time exposure)!
Thank you so much I’m sure it took some time to stuff them all and make them.

*All are available for adoption!!