Announcements

Welcome to Pippi’s Place

Support Koa’s Healing Journey

My name is Koa. It means “warrior”. My foster mommy calls me that because I am a tiny little kitten with the heart of a great big lion! A nice person found me sitting alone in a park when I weighed a little under 1 pound. She said it looked as if I was waiting to die because I was so still. I had almost given up, but not quite. The nice lady took me to a safe place where I could get the medical care that I needed.

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Adoption Open House

Come by our Foster Home Headquarters and meet our available kitties where they are most comfortable. Meeting our cats at our Foster Home HQ is less stressful on the cats and will also let their real purrsonalities shine!

Adoption fees for Pippi’s Place kittens are $150 for a single kitten with a $50 discount if a pair is adopted! The fee for adult cats is $100. The adoption fee includes spay neuter, microchip, combo testing, deworming, and vaccinations up to age.

Our Foster Home HQ is open to the public every Saturday and by appointment only on Sundays.

• Every Saturday!
• 1:00PM – 5:00 PM
• 1290 Kelly Nelson Drive
  Lawrenceville, GA 30043

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Best of Gwinnett Nominee — VOTE

Pippi’s Place Pet Rescue has been nominated for a Best of Gwinnett award in the Animal Rescue and Shelters category. You can help us win this award by visiting the Guide to Gwinnett website and casting your vote for Pippi’s Place.

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Pippi’s Place Reviews Are In

“Best place to adopt a pet …”
“A great place to find your kitty …”
“The cattery room was clean and fun for the kitties …”

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News Flash

Pippi’s Place has gone viral on social media thanks to the humorous CatVana ad. But what would CARVANA think about this? Click below and scroll down to find out.

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Who we are

We are compassionate pet lovers who rescue homeless cats, arrange for veterinary care, provide foster homes, and when the animals are ready, place them with loving families. We serve the greater Atlanta area including the communities of Lawrenceville, Dacula, Winder, Auburn, and Snellville Georgia. Pippi’s Place volunteers participate in local community events and pet adoption days as described below.

Pippi’s Place Pet Rescue is a non-profit, 501(c)(3), volunteer organization. We seek out animals who are homeless due to owner surrender, endangered due to abandonment/neglect/abuse, and those at risk of being euthanized at area shelters. Our goal is to place feline companions in permanent homes following a comprehensive screening process, which includes ensuring a good match between the animal and prospective adopter, as well as educating potential adopters about the responsibilities associated with bringing a cat into their home.

For more information about us see our Grand Opening Announcement, About Us page, and Mission Statement on this website.

2023 Adoption Report

In 2023, Pippi’s Place Pet Rescue was able to place 202 cats and kittens in their forever homes. To mark this milestone, we are displaying a collage of the adopted animals at the top of this page. For more details, see the 2023 Adoption Report. The 2022 Adoption Report is also available.

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A Letter to our Friends

We recently sent this letter to our friends, volunteers, and donors describing the development of Pippi’s Place Pet Rescue.

Special Volunteer Opportunities

We need a few key people to help grow our organization and coordinate our activities. If you have these special skills, please consider volunteering. For more information, see our special opportunities page.