Calico kittens & cats in Fort Lupton, Colorado

TORTIE is a Companion or playful partner, she enthusiastically engages. This inquisitive kitten thrives on exploring surroundings, chasing feather toys, and participating in playful interactions with her brother. Although cautious around dogs, her affectionate nature guarantees joy. Tortie instinctively senses emotions, offering soothing purrs and snuggles. She prospers in attentive households, tolerating alone time, and harmonizes with other pets, particularly playful felines. Ideal for families seeking a loving companion.Tortie is available with Riggs or Fred if looking for a pair. Discounts on adopring a pair.Fostering and transporting to places where there is a need for adoptable animals, saves lives, its that simple. Miami Animal Alliance's goal is to be the premium go to place to find your new family member! We work carefully with our Veterinarians and foster families to prepare our pets to be a healthy and happy new family member! Our adoption donations help cover our medical cost, food and transport costs. All pets are up to date on vaccines, Flea treated, Dewormed, Spay or neutered, FELV/FIV, Heartworm (if of age) tested and micro-chipped. Please do not use autofill on adoption application. Inputted info deletes when it submited and then we can't reach you. Local Oklahoma adoptions donation fee is $175 for dogs. Dogs transported to Colorado is a total complete fee of $325 unless their is a special price for certain pet. Cats and kittens are $100 local, $150 total complete fee if transported to Colorado. At times the fee may be adjusted for a special dog.

Mabel lost her human owner and during the recovery of his body, she was so confused that she ran out the door and was missing in the Rocky Mountains around Meeker for 2 months. Mabel's story is unique, and she needs your help! Though she has been recovered and is now stable in a foster home, the stress of life caused Mabel to begin to urinate outside her litterbox. After her vet work-up, she was diagnosed with sterile cystitis which is where there is no infection or bacteria, but the body is creating a stress hormone. The stress hormone causes the feline urinary lining to become inflamed and they can have changed in their bathroom habits. She is now on a urinary diet and taking a calming probiotic powder. *During the move to her new home, she may flare again and need the help of a Veterinarian who would prescribe another round of steroids for her. She is very low maintenance otherwise, and sweet! She wants to be around humans all the time, meows often, and rolls around!

Champagne and Nougat do not make great first impressions. They were VERY scared and hissy when they first arrived. Now, they'll give a meager hiss with no intent behind it. They enjoy pets and attention and will even make biscuits as a thank-you. They are CRAZY playful and love catnip. They'll need a home who understands that they're not going to wow them on first impressions or run up to the front of the kennel for attention. They'll need time, patience, love and catnip.

Tiger Jr. is a controversial character at the shelter. He's covered in scars, likely from fights that he picked. He would prefer to be the only cat in a household. He loves who he loves, and ignores who he doesn't. For those that he loves, he's an incredibly affectionate cat and a certified seat-warmer. For those that he doesn't love, he does not allow himself to be seen. Recently, he has started letting more people into his small circle of friendship.

Lickerish and her sister, Cat Benatar, are looking for a home together. They have grown up at the shelter and have now been in a kennel for over 2 years. They have not had an opportunity to run or be normal cats. Despite this, they are constantly snuggling, grooming each other and playing in the small space they have. The reason these two are still waiting for a home is twofold: Lickerish has feline leukemia, which means she will have a severely limited lifespan. Somehow, Cat Benatar has tested negative thus far. As she has been exposed, she will have a higher likelihood of developing it at some point. These cats are so connected and bonded that we are choosing to keep them together, despite knowing that Lickerish has feline leukemia. The second part of the reason they are still at the shelter is because they are shy. With people they know, Lickerish is a lap cat and loves a good butt scratch. Cat Benatar plays a little harder to get but she'll circle and meow with bright eyes and such sincerity. They will need someone who can give them time to allow themselves to be who they are; they may always love each other more than they would love a human. We would love for them to find a home, especially as Lickerish is on borrowed time. Even a foster would be a step-up for them where they could live comfortably in a spare bedroom and at least have space to run around and properly play. They should be in a home without other cats or with other feline leukemia positive cats.