Calico kittens & cats in Loveland, Colorado

Bonded sibling with Yoda https://www.adoptapet.com/pet/46565797-fort-collins-colorado-cat We've had Fluffy since she was a tiny 8-week-old kitten and is 4 years old. Their litter was bottle-fed after their mother wasn't able to care for them, so she grew up with lots of love and human attention. She's affectionate, playful, and full of personality. She is sweet, gentle, and more of a homebody. She loves cozy indoor spaces and one-on-one attention. She does well with children and also does well with calm dogs but ours will try to be playful and chase her which stresses her out. We also have her bonded brother, Yoda, that we want to rehome and have them to stay together. Yoda is also listed on Adopt A Pet.

Meet Kona! A sweet, cuddly, very chubby girl who is ready for a quieter home where she can truly shine. She is spayed, front-declawed, and wonderfully gentle. She loves affection and would thrive as the only pet in the home, though she does fine with calm, older small dogs and is great with children. She is not a fan of other cats or energetic puppies, which is why she’s struggling in our home with our large, excitable puppy. She mostly stays in her room, and she deserves a home where she can explore the whole house and enjoy undivided attention. She will come with everything you need: cat bed, food, food/water dishes, crate, litter box, and various supplies. She’s such a sweet girl, and we are truly hoping to find her a loving, lifelong home where she can feel safe, relaxed, and adored like the queen she is! If you’re interested or have questions, please reach out!

Checkers is 2.5 years old. She is very playful and loves a cuddle. When she is done with her pets, she likes to be on her own. She loves playing with ponytails! She is great with other animals. The only thing she hates is the car. I have to rehome Checkers by the end of January because I will be moving into a space with someone that is allergic.

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 $100 local in Oklahoma and $175 if transported to Colorado. It is $300 to adopt a pair transported to Colorado and $175 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 are currently working on integrating into their foster home. So other cats should be fine too. 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 $100 local in Oklahoma and $175 if transported to Colorado. It is $300 to adopt a pair transported to Colorado and $175 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.

Hello! I am Cinder! I am a working cat looking for my new home. I am a shy, undersocialized cat who has lived the outdoor life before, and I need my privacy and freedom. I’m happy to return to that same lifestyle in your barn, storage shed, or other outdoor building. After I’m adjusted when you take me home, I may become a bit braver around you, but I’m still a working cat at heart - not a companion cat.If you have a rodent problem, we have your solution - adopt one of our working cats today! All of our working cats come altered, up to date on vaccines, microchipped, FeLV/FIV negative and ready to work.Working cats are mousers that need to live outside of city limits in a barn or outdoor building. All they require are two square meals a day, fresh water and future veterinary care. Due to their behavior, these cats are not suited for normal adoption as indoor pets. However, their love for the outdoors, need for a job and thirst for adventure will ensure your barn or shed will stay pest free for years to come!

Hi! We are Crash and Smokey and we are two sweet and friendly guys looking for a quiet home without young kids. I can be shy when meeting new people but I love to play with crumpled up paper and cuddle once comfortable. I can`t wait to meet you!

Hello! I am Pickle! I am a sweet but shy kitty looking for my new home. I do not like being picked up and carried so I need to have a home without children under 12. Even though I am shy I know that with the right family I can become the confident cat I know I can be! I look forward to meeting you!This cat tested positive for FIV. FIV-positive cats do not inherently have a shorter lifespan; studies show they can often live as long as uninfected cats. While the virus weakens a cat`s immune system, making it more vulnerable to secondary infections, proper care—including a good diet, regular vet check-ups, and a low-stress, indoor-only environment—allows many FIV-positive cats to have a normal, healthy life. Please see our Client Service Representatives for more information.