Calico kittens & cats in Edgewater, Colorado

Cricket is a 12 year old neutered female calico. She is an indoor cat and has been with only one family all her life. Her owner passed away and we already have pets of our own that aren’t so welcoming to her so thats why we are having to find her a home. Ideally someone older in age since that’s what she is used to. She also loves kids when she gets familiarized with them. She is litter box trained, doesn't prefer other cats, dogs no problem. She is very affectionate and shy at first, loves belly rubs and sunny spots. If you want a cat that will sit with you then she is your kitty cat.

Didi was adopted in early 2019 by a mother and daughter. Shortly after, the mother passed. In October 2025, the daughter passed, leaving behind four cats. She’s a little unsure around men since she’s met very few, but she warms up quickly. Are you interested in switching from being a dog person to a cat person? You should meet Didi! (pronounced DeeDee) She’s an energetic, independent dilute calico who loves to play. One of her favorite games is chasing ping pong balls!DiDi is funny and smart! There’s not a drawer in the house she hasn’t figured out how to open so she can take a nap inside. She’s not much of a cuddler until it’s bedtime. Then she would very much like to bury her face in your neck and make biscuits until you both fall asleep!* It’s important to note that Didi has never been around dogs (though I think she would do okay with a calm dog and proper introduction.)Fostering and transporting to places where there is a need for adoptable animals, saves lives, it's 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, they are flea treated, dewormed, spayed or neutered, and tested for FELV/FIV and Heartworm (if of age). All pets are also micro-chipped. Please do not use autofill on adoption application. Inputted info deletes when submitted and then we can't reach you. Cats and kittens are $150 local in Oklahoma and $225 if transported to Colorado. It is $400 to adopt a pair transported to Colorado and $250 to adopt a pair locally in Oklahoma - this is because we love when the fur babies stay forever with a sibling or friend, but the adoption of a pair is not required. Local Oklahoma adoptions donation fee is $175 for dogs. Dogs transported to Colorado is a total complete fee of $325, unless there is a special price for certain pet. At times the fee may be adjusted for a special dog or cat.

Fee sponsored with approved application. Bonded pair looking a home together. Big White and Zoey find themselves looking for a home after their beloved human mom passed away. Their mom was a big supporter of MAA so it's extra special to help her babies find a home.Big White is an 8 yr old male. He has a beautiful white coat. His most unique feature are his eyes. One is yellow and the other blue. He's big cat who loves his humans. He likes to lay on top of you or right next to you. He also loves to give kisses. When he's content his tongue sticks out. He enjoys his cat treats along with canned food.Zoey is a beautiful 4 year old calico. She is a little reserved in the beginning, but once she gets comfortable she will also lay on you or next to you. She likes to roll on her back for short tummy rubs too. She'll give some kisses too and enjoys her treats and canned food also.Both cats are great companions. Will probably do better with older children. Not sure if they've been around dogs but as long as the dog is passive with the proper introductions it should be ok. They have been ok with other cats in the foster home. They are spayed, had their shots, and are litter boxed trained.Fostering and transporting to places where there is a need for adoptable animals, saves lives, it's 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, they are flea treated, dewormed, spayed or neutered, and tested for FELV/FIV and Heartworm (if of age). All pets are also micro-chipped. Please do not use autofill on adoption application. Inputted info deletes when submitted and then we can't reach you. Cats and kittens are $150 local in Oklahoma and $225 if transported to Colorado. It is $400 to adopt a pair transported to Colorado and $250 to adopt a pair locally in Oklahoma - this is because we love when the fur babies stay forever with a sibling or friend, but the adoption of a pair is not required. Local Oklahoma adoptions donation fee is $175 for dogs. Dogs transported to Colorado is a total complete fee of $325, unless there is a special price for certain pet. At times the fee may be adjusted for a special dog or cat.

Mona is sweet, quirky, talkative, friendly to people, and very loyally attached to her owner. Mona loves attention and would love to be the only cat in the home. She is extremely playful and could play with wand toys or laser pointers for hours. Her favorite treats are temptations. Mona was abandoned as a kitten by her mother, possibly the runt of the litter. I adopted her 7 years ago and have to make the difficult decision to rehome her. Unfortunately, she does not get along with other cats. She would do very well in a single cat household. I am looking for someone who can give her the things she needs and love her unconditionally.

I’m currently thriving in a loving foster home! To learn more about me and set up a meet and greet, please email info@catcaresociety.org. You’ll receive an overview of any medical or behavioral disclaimers to review before scheduling an in-person meeting. Blue is closely bonded to Miller and they would love nothing more than to be adopted together! You can often find them curled up together and enjoying each others company. Are you looking for two cats instead of one? This cat is one half of a bonded pair! Bonded cats are required to go home with their buddy whether that be due to possible stress for one or both cats if they become separated or because these two have been together their whole lives! *Considering bringing home a bonded pair? We make things easy by offering a “by one get one” deal when adopting! If you see one but not the other on the website, give us a call at (303)239-9680 or email us at info@catcaresociety.org chances are they are temporarily not available but will be soon! Cat Care Society cannot place holds on these cats over the phone or through email but we would be happy to do a hold in person. *

Meet Milo! He is about 8 years old and wonderful, charming cat who has really come into his own as he’s settled into foster care. When he first arrived, he had a lot to say, but now he’s streamlined his conversations to morning check-ins, usually to request some attention and pets. He’s doing great with the basics: eating and drinking well, using the litter box like a pro, and generally being an easy companion. While he’s not especially impressed by wet food, he humors it in small amounts for variety. In the evenings, Milo loves “hunting” style playtime and will happily chase his toys. During the day, he prefers to nap nearby, often choosing the chair next to the desk so he can keep his person company while they work. While he tolerates other cats he would prefer to be the only cat in his future home. Milo is a great mix of playful, affectionate, and quietly entertaining a cat who will fit right in and keep you smiling. I’m currently thriving in a loving foster home! To learn more about me and set up a meet and greet, please email info@catcaresociety.org. You’ll receive an overview of any medical or behavioral disclaimers to review before scheduling an in-person meeting.

Meet Waylon! He is an older gentleman about 11 years old and looking for a nice quiet home to settle down into. He has been a little shy in the shelter but in his foster home - he is becoming more confident and is coming out of his snuggle spot for head boops and scratches. He is a very big snuggle kitty and likes to make biscuits! Waylon would love to go home with you today! I’m currently thriving in a loving foster home! To learn more about me and set up a meet and greet, please email info@catcaresociety.org. You’ll receive an overview of any medical or behavioral disclaimers to review before scheduling an in-person meeting.