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Hi, I’m Silly Gilly - my foster family calls me SG! I’m a very sweet, tiny gal looking for my family. Here’s a few things you should know about me. I LOVE laps. So much, in fact, that I play a game that my foster mom calls “the floor is lava” when I’m sitting on someone’s lap purring. I will do everything I can to readjust myself without falling off of a lap and touching the floor. I will purr in a lap for as long as you’ll have me! Next, I came from our Community Cat Program, so I was pretty nervous adjusting to the house cat life. But after spending some time here, I’ve realize that I love being a house cat - and humans are not so bad! I can still sometimes get startled by sudden movements or sounds, but it doesn’t take me long to get my purrs going again. Being suddenly picked up or having a face in my face (when it’s not my decision to headbutt you) can make me scared. I’m hoping I can find a family that understands I’m still adjusting to being a house kitty and have some boundaries that need to be respected as I continue to come out of my shell. I have spent time with my step-cat and step-dog (residents of my foster home) and I love them! I try really hard to snuggle with my step-cat, and would love a sibling to live with and teach me the ways of being an inside kitty. I tolerate my step-dog too, even though he’s huge, goofy and gentle, it may take me a little extra time to warm up to an energetic dog.
If I sound like the purfect addition to your family, or if you have any questions about me, please contact the shelter! I can’t wait to meet you!
Hi, I’m Silly Gilly - my foster family calls me SG! I’m a very sweet, tiny gal looking for my family. Here’s a few things you should know about me. I LOVE laps. So much, in fact, that I play a game that my foster mom calls “the floor is lava” when I’m sitting on someone’s lap purring. I will do everything I can to readjust myself without falling off of a lap and touching the floor. I will purr in a lap for as long as you’ll have me! Next, I came from our Community Cat Program, so I was pretty nervous adjusting to the house cat life. But after spending some time here, I’ve realize that I love being a house cat - and humans are not so bad! I can still sometimes get startled by sudden movements or sounds, but it doesn’t take me long to get my purrs going again. Being suddenly picked up or having a face in my face (when it’s not my decision to headbutt you) can make me scared. I’m hoping I can find a family that understands I’m still adjusting to being a house kitty and have some boundaries that need to be respected as I continue to come out of my shell. I have spent time with my step-cat and step-dog (residents of my foster home) and I love them! I try really hard to snuggle with my step-cat, and would love a sibling to live with and teach me the ways of being an inside kitty. I tolerate my step-dog too, even though he’s huge, goofy and gentle, it may take me a little extra time to warm up to an energetic dog.
If I sound like the purfect addition to your family, or if you have any questions about me, please contact the shelter! I can’t wait to meet you!
Adoptable animals are located at our Taft Campus at 2200 N Taft Hill Rd, Fort Collins, CO 80524 or for more info call 970-484-8516.
The first step to adopting a cat or dog from Animal Friends Alliance is to fill out an adoption questionnaire. You can do this online!
The next step is to pick out a cat or dog! Check out our adoptable cats and adoptable dogs for pictures and short descriptions or come into the shelter at our Taft Hill campus. We also have adoptable cats at many offsite locations.
Note: not all available cats and dogs reside at our campuses. Some are at off-site adoption partners or in foster homes. If you are interested in a particular cat or dog, please call our shelter at (970) 484-8516 to find out about their current status and location.
We do not ship animals. You are required to come and meet your new addition prior to adoption so that we can ensure a good match.
Please note that we will make a copy of the adopters’ State ID card, Driver’s License or passport at the time of adoption.
Adoptable animals are located at our Taft Campus at 2200 N Taft Hill Rd, Fort Collins, CO 80524 or for more info call 970-484-8516.
The first step to adopting a cat or dog from Animal Friends Alliance is to fill out an adoption questionnaire. You can do this online!
The next step is to pick out a cat or dog! Check out our adoptable cats and adoptable dogs for pictures and short descriptions or come into the shelter at our Taft Hill campus. We also have adoptable cats at many offsite locations.
Note: not all available cats and dogs reside at our campuses. Some are at off-site adoption partners or in foster homes. If you are interested in a particular cat or dog, please call our shelter at (970) 484-8516 to find out about their current status and location.
We do not ship animals. You are required to come and meet your new addition prior to adoption so that we can ensure a good match.
Please note that we will make a copy of the adopters’ State ID card, Driver’s License or passport at the time of adoption.
Monday–Friday 10a–6p
Saturday & Sunday 10a–5p
If you are interested in a specific animal we recommend calling (970) 484-8516 before heading to our campus, as many of our animals stay in foster homes or offsite locations.
Monday–Friday 10a–6p
Saturday & Sunday 10a–5p
If you are interested in a specific animal we recommend calling (970) 484-8516 before heading to our campus, as many of our animals stay in foster homes or offsite locations.
More about this shelter
Animal Friends Alliance is a non-profit, adoption guarantee cat and dog shelter and low-cost spay/neuter clinic.
Our spay/neuter clinic performs surgeries on both cats & dogs, and we also offer low-cost vaccination clinics every week.
Our organization's goal is to do everything in our power to prevent euthanasia due to 'homelessness'.
Animal Friends Alliance is a non-profit, adoption guarantee cat and dog shelter and low-cost spay/neuter clinic.
Our spay/neuter clinic performs surgeries on both cats & dogs, and we also offer low-cost vaccination clinics every week.
Our organization's goal is to do everything in our power to prevent euthanasia due to 'homelessness'.
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