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Loki / Salem

Bombay

Male, Young
Lakewood, CO
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Not good with kids, Not good with dogs, Needs experienced adopter, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
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They should be kept together, as they are very close, reliant and dependent on each other. They are 3 1/2 year old brothers (DOB 9/9/2020), all black except for Salem (the chonky one), who has a little white spot on his chest. They are fixed, micro-chipped and litter box trained. They are picky eaters but ONLY because they eat dry cat food and no expensive or canned stuff. They don't like people food (even bacon!) and only like a certain brand of treats that I've gotten them (can't remember the name right now). They are very leery of people, kids, cats and dogs, but I think they would be okay if they were around them more. They do like their peace and quiet, though. They have been indoors since birth, as we live in an area with a lot of wild animals and are next to a buy street. We do have to move out of our house before July 1st and will be, basically, homeless until we find a house, so they absolutely cannot stay with us.

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We'll also keep you updated on Wybie's adoption status with email updates.
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Wybie

Bombay

Male, Young
Lakewood, CO
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Good with kids, Good with dogs, Good with cats, Needs experienced adopter, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
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Wybie is the sweetest yet most playful cat Ive met. I adopted him in my home of two very calm cats being completely naive to the fact that black cats are notorious for being playful. I assumed he would chill a bit after he turned one, but he still has his adorable kitten deme or that I find charming but my older cats do not. I think Wybie would thrive in a younger house with no cats or another *very* playful male. I don’t want to deprive him of living a wonderful life where he can be his most rambunctious self. Wybie was taken from his mother very young, which turned him into a cuddly mamas boy. He loves snuggles and getting uncomfortably close to your face and ears. I will miss the crap out of this cat, I’m heartbroken that I’m not the perfect owner for him. Wybie is affectionate, vocal, extremely playful, energetic, and always hungry. I want Wybie in the best home possible so I’d love for you to come by and meet him in person so I can get a sense of who is adopting him. :)

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Eddie

Bombay

Male, Adult
Colorado Springs, CO
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Not good with kids, Not good with dogs, Not good with cats, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered,
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I adopted Eddie a year ago from another owner who was taking care of him in his garage. Eddie seemed like a nice cat when I met him at first. He was even friendly with my kids. When I found out that the owner of this cat was looking for a new owner, an owner that can bring him inside the house, I jumped at the chance because he seemed like a good cat. He would be the perfect cat for someone who does not have any kids. He is cuddly and very vocal. He will hiss or swipe at kids because they are unpredictable or he feels threatened. I have had him for a year and my kids do not play with him or pet him. I cannot keep him since I feel like he is a danger to my kids and my future child. But I do want a perfect home for him. He can be a good cat, he just needs a home that is right for him.

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Pitch

Bombay

Male, Adult
Cripple Creek, CO
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Good with cats, Needs experienced adopter, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered,
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Pitch is a handsome, smart, fixed, young adult, male cat who needs a home where he can feel secure. He does not spray, comes when you call him, uses the litter box like a gentleman, and is very respectful of my other indoor cat! He doesn’t scratch furniture, (loves his scratch post, though!). and likes to talk to tell you what’s on his mind! He’s a good boy! We believe he was dumped or neglected/abandon since he showed up terrified of humans, (I trapped him to get him fixed, thinking he was feral). He also had abscessed teeth (got removed), and a painful jawbone infection that is now all cleared up. He was very hungry! He now sees that not all humans are bad, and does not want to go back on the streets! Why I cannot keep him is too much to post, but happy to share with an interested adopter. (Basically my other cat is protesting!). Not Pitch’s fault! He will make someone a loyal, enjoyable companion. We saved his life, now he just needs someone to provide him a home.

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Homer

Bombay

Male, Young
Erie, CO
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Not good with dogs, Not good with cats, Needs experienced adopter, House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
Story
We bought Homer about six years ago. He is a cuddly cat and very loving to his owners. We want him to go to a wonderful home. However, since my pregnancy he started to have a lot of anxiety. We are worried that with a baby his anxiety will only heighten. We think he needs a more peaceful home with a lot of attention. Something we can not give to him at this time in our lives. We are so sad that it has come to this. However, we have tried everything and have high hopes we can find a good fit. Please reach out if you are interested in this adorable and cuddly kitty.

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