Calico kittens & cats in Grand Junction, Colorado

Older female kitten, born around Feb 2026, named Hange (pronounced like Hon-Gee) needs her forever home. She has extremely soft fur, is very sweet, relatively mellow, and highly lovable. A friend of a friend had a surprise litter of kittens. We helped them out & accepted a couple. Hange is an indoor cat, with a few outside experiences. We have had in-house potty issues, due to her and her sister competing for territory and affection. Most of the time she uses the litter box. She may be a good mouser, as she catches and eats spiders! I think she will be fine on her own or even with other cats that are not her litter mates. I got her for my daughter, however, she will be leaving for college soon and can't take the cat with her. Hange, is current on vaccines, spayed, and chipped. All her vet records will be transfered to her new forever owner, along with microchip ownership.

Older female kitten, born around Feb 2026, named Hange (pronounced like Hon-Gee) needs her forever home. She has extremely soft fur, is very sweet, relatively mellow, and highly lovable. A friend of a friend had a surprise litter of kittens. We helped them out & accepted a couple. Hange is an indoor cat, with a few outside experiences. We have had in-house potty issues, due to her and her sister competing for territory and affection. Most of the time she uses the litter box. She may be a good mouser, as she catches and eats spiders! I think she will be fine on her own or even with other cats that are not her litter mates. I got her for my daughter, however, she will be leaving for college soon and can't take the cat with her. Hange, is current on vaccines, spayed, and chipped. All her vet records will be transfered to her new forever owner, along with microchip ownership.

This is Tinkerbell. Tinkerbell was gotten by a family with young children and she did not thrive. She ran away across the street where she found a little old lady, Bette, where she has lived for the past 7 years. Well the little old lady got sick and can no longer take care of Tinkerbell. Tinkerbell does have diabetes and requires shots of insulin. She is also on a special diet. Tinkerbell would be best suited in a single animal house with no children.

For more information on this cat, please contact Loma Cat House

For more information on this cat, please contact Loma Cat House

Meet Cheyenne – A Rare Orange Beauty! Did you know orange female cats are less common than males? Cheyenne is one of those special girls. She came into foster care to give birth to her kittens and, despite being young, she was a devoted mom. Now spayed, fully vaccinated, and healthy, Cheyenne is ready for a fresh start—for a quiet, patient home to call her own. This petite sweetheart prefers cozy hiding spots where she can quietly observe and retreat and get to know you. She’d do best in a calm environment with someone who understands that trust takes time to grow and are willing to let her blossom at her own pace. She’s low-maintenance and a great match for someone who works long hours and wants the companionship of a quiet cat. Important: Her new home will need to be escape-proof and offer a secure place/room to help her acclimate and feel settled.🐾 Ready to Adopt? Tip 1: It is important to remember that she/he is going to need time to feel comfortable in their new environment, and for you to establish routines (like regular interactions, scheduled feedings, litter box cleanings). TIP 2: Please make sure your home or lease allows pets and that you and others are prepared to welcome a new cat. TIP 3: Have the essentials ready: food and water dishes, cat food, litter and a litter box, space for cozy bedding, carrier and a designated veterinarian for ongoing care and vaccinations. 💛 With patience and love, you and your new companion will have the best chance to thrive—and become a cherished part of your family.