Tabby kittens & cats in Denver, Colorado

Our family adopted Buffy when she was a kitten. She was so cute and spunky. Our three children enjoyed having her around. Now she is about 10 years old and still pleasant and social. She loves to come out from hiding when we are home and sit on our laps especially if we have an electric blanket on. She is sweet but will let you know if you haven’t paid enough attention to her by meowing a lot. Unfortunately, my allergies to cats have gotten significantly worse and we need to rehome her. It takes 2 people to clip her nails but she’s used to it. One person holds her while the other clips. She does shed a lot so frequent vacuuming is needed and she loves to be brushed. She is a little overweight and may need some teeth cleaning at the vet. Overall, she is a sweet cat who needs some cuddling and a calm quiet place to spend her days.

I rescued her 7 years ago and she’s been an outside cat until I moved to Denver. Now I live in cap hill in Denver and she has been stuck in the apt. I’m looking to rehome her to someone with a yard or somewhere she can go outside. She is a very sweet girl who loves to cuddle and take naps with you. She’s been around my dogs and my previous neighbors dogs. She will follow you when you walk around the neighborhood. I’m sad to have to regome her but she’s not happy and I don’t want her to be stuck inside.

Name of pets: Ollie and Missy Age: Exact age unknown but Ollie is ~11 years and Missy is ~7 years Location: Denver, CO Vaccinations: will get up-to-date at their annual wellness exam on 4/29 Spayed/neutered: yes Background: I am rehoming a bonded pair of cats. I adopted Ollie (Male Torby) and Missy (Female Calico) from a friend of a friend in 2020 who could no longer care for them. They are incredibly sweet, affectionate & social cats who love to cuddle. They are healthy indoor cats and are litter box trained. I will not seperate them as they are a bonded pair. Missy is spunky, playful & incredibly sweet. She loves the laser pointer, interactive toys, and watching the birds & squirrels outside. Ollie is more laid back but very chatty/vocal who is a total purr machine. They both love to be around people whether on your lap or napping in the same room! They will do best in a home that can give them lots of pets & attention.

We adopted Luna, and she has been hiding ever since. She was with a gentleman for ten years until he’d to surrender her as he was moving. My wife and I work long hours and do not have the time to devote to her. She was a sassy but sweet cat when we visited with her at the Longmont Humane Society. Luna will need an experienced cat lover who will have time to give her the love she needs! We do not know how she is with other pets or kids. Her history suggests that she has been alone since she was a kitten. We were able to love on her at the shelter, and rub her belly.

Our family adopted Buffy when she was a kitten. She was so cute and spunky. Our three children enjoyed having her around. Now she is about 10 years old and still pleasant and social. She loves to come out from hiding when we are home and sit on our laps especially if we have an electric blanket on. She is sweet but will let you know if you haven’t paid enough attention to her by meowing a lot. Unfortunately, my allergies to cats have gotten significantly worse and we need to rehome her. It takes 2 people to clip her nails but she’s used to it. One person holds her while the other clips. She does shed a lot so frequent vacuuming is needed and she loves to be brushed. She is a little overweight and may need some teeth cleaning at the vet. Overall, she is a sweet cat who needs some cuddling and a calm quiet place to spend her days.

I rescued her 7 years ago and she’s been an outside cat until I moved to Denver. Now I live in cap hill in Denver and she has been stuck in the apt. I’m looking to rehome her to someone with a yard or somewhere she can go outside. She is a very sweet girl who loves to cuddle and take naps with you. She’s been around my dogs and my previous neighbors dogs. She will follow you when you walk around the neighborhood. I’m sad to have to regome her but she’s not happy and I don’t want her to be stuck inside.

Name of pets: Ollie and Missy Age: Exact age unknown but Ollie is ~11 years and Missy is ~7 years Location: Denver, CO Vaccinations: will get up-to-date at their annual wellness exam on 4/29 Spayed/neutered: yes Background: I am rehoming a bonded pair of cats. I adopted Ollie (Male Torby) and Missy (Female Calico) from a friend of a friend in 2020 who could no longer care for them. They are incredibly sweet, affectionate & social cats who love to cuddle. They are healthy indoor cats and are litter box trained. I will not seperate them as they are a bonded pair. Missy is spunky, playful & incredibly sweet. She loves the laser pointer, interactive toys, and watching the birds & squirrels outside. Ollie is more laid back but very chatty/vocal who is a total purr machine. They both love to be around people whether on your lap or napping in the same room! They will do best in a home that can give them lots of pets & attention.

Woozle is a senior Kitty (approximately 17 years old). We have loved him, and he has loved us, since he was 9 weeks old. Although he is of age, Woozle is energetic during his waking hours. He's always been a house cat as his front paws have been declawed. We had a large second story deck in his first 10 years of his life and he enjoyed being out on the deck soaking in the sun. Although our children were responsible for their pets, they grew up and left for school and now have their own pets and their careers. Of course, their pets became our second set of children. Woozle grew up and lived with our rescue pets, a female cat Bamboozle and a female dog (Chloe). They were pals until the passing of Chloe and Bamboozle. The main cause for our search for another home for Woozle is due to severe allergies. Medical solutions have not helped. Woozle would do best in a quiet home, with someone who has caring hands and a warm lap. Let us know if this might be you. Thank you!

We adopted Luna, and she has been hiding ever since. She was with a gentleman for ten years until he’d to surrender her as he was moving. My wife and I work long hours and do not have the time to devote to her. She was a sassy but sweet cat when we visited with her at the Longmont Humane Society. Luna will need an experienced cat lover who will have time to give her the love she needs! We do not know how she is with other pets or kids. Her history suggests that she has been alone since she was a kitten. We were able to love on her at the shelter, and rub her belly.

Very playful and curious cat. Although she is a bit shy, she loves to play and be around others. She grew up around dogs and has no problem with them at all. She's mostly been a inside cat but likes to sit out on the porch and relax. She tends to be very passive and easy going, and loves affection.

Meet Compton – our resident silver fox and professional lap warmer. At 10 years old, this charming gentleman has been through it all and come out purring. When Compton was first rescued around Thanksgiving, he was in very rough shape—emaciated, covered in mange, fleas, and ringworm, and frankly, no one was sure if he’d pull through. But with time, love, and a whole lot of canned food, he made an incredible comeback. After a complicated dental and the discovery that he’s allergic to kibble (which likely contributed to his original condition), Compton is now thriving on a wet food–only diet and living his best life. Despite all he's been through, Compton is such an easy going guy and is the ultimate lap cat. If you sit down, don’t be surprised if he appears out of nowhere to settle in on your lap like he was born for it (spoiler: he was). He loves people, has never met a stranger, and can easily adjust to just about any home. Wanting a cat you can pick up and cuddle? He's your guy! He makes friends where ever he goes. Even his vet office fell in love with him! He's still playful too—wand toys and fuzzy balls are his jam! He’s also, quite frankly, a hungry hippo. This boy loves his food. Like, really loves it. Counter-surfing? Yes. Meal time enthusiasm? Off the charts. But hey, after everything he’s been through, we think he’s earned it. Compton is fine with other chill cats who respect his space—he’s not into being pounced on or chased by young whippersnappers. He’ doesn't love dogs, but could likely adjust to a calm, cat-friendly one who gave him space. If you’ve got a warm lap, a stocked supply of canned food, and a heart big enough to welcome this resilient, affectionate sweetheart, Compton is ready to claim his spot in your home (and on your couch). Compton has had a full dental, bloodwork, xrays, and an ultrasound, all of which say he's a healthy guy with lots of years and love left to give! Though he's currently on a prescription renal diet, our vet suspects he'll be able to switch back to normal senior cat food in a few months. We'll send you home with a case to get you started. (He's also neutered, microchipped, vaccinated, and dewormed.) To meet Compton, please submit an adoption application.

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