Havana Brown kittens & cats in Commerce City, Colorado

Hi! I'm Bones! Get ready for a big personality! My Foster Mom says I'm the cutest boy with my bright blue eyes & Halloween mask! Plus, I'm very energetic & playful. I am a singleton & have traits common in 'onlys'. *I play well on my own. I'm happy to cuddle in my bed. *But, I like to be close to my human to play, sleep, explore. *And, I love taking a nap on Mom's lap, especially under her sweater. *Also know, I am pretty aggressive when playing with my big brothers; attack, bite, wrestle! But I like to snuggle against them, too. *My first response to being picked up is to bite. I am working on trying to be affectionate without the bite. I also chase Mom's feet as she walks about! (Because this bite behavior hasn't been curtailed by siblings, these little singletons often will resort to bite, especially in play or when tired or excited; therefore he would not be appropriate in a family with small children.) I really like to stretch & rest & play in the sunlight coming in the back door. Toys with strings are most interesting! I will carry shoelaces or toys with strings all over as I play. I would be fine as an only kitty but you would appreciate if I have a young patient buddy to keep me entertained! I would not be a good buddy for an older kitty because I am so energetic! Won't you come meet me & see if I would be your perfect little Bones for your family?

Hi! My name is Peaches. I love playing with my toys, I often take them to my foster Mom. I enjoy Grace, the cat who lives here. We sometimes play together. Playing on the cat tree is one of my favorite places to hang out as I can see outside. I think I would like a home that has another cat or maybe even a dog. I'll be happiest with people who can be patient with me, I am shy at first and need to get to know who I am with. I am so ready and excited to be in my forever home .

Milo was adopted as a kitten in 2019 at the Dumb Friends League. He is 5 years old and has always been a cuddly, playful cat. Milo loves when you throw hair ties and toys, use lasers, and let him sit on your lap. Milo can be a bit aggressive with people and has often hissed and tried to bite people other than his main (female) caregiver. When we brought our baby home, he started getting more aggressive, which is why we have to re-home him. My child has never grabbed him, pulled his fur, or hurt him in any way but is naturally curious about Milo and I have to be right next to them to make sure it is safe, which is not practical. I am now pregnant with another baby and in order to maintain the most safe environment for my children, I unfortunately have to find a new home for Milo. Milo has always been litter trained and does not have any health issues.