Calico kittens & cats in Thornton, Colorado

Lollipop or Lolli needs a new home. She can be very loving, she loves to lay on my chest while i’m relaxing in bed. At times i think she thinks she is a dog as she likes hanging out with them, goes for walks with the dogs and follows them around the backyard in the morning. I need to rehome her as im selling my home and relocating to a smaller home, much smaller possibly a van?She is a really nice cat but might take just a little bit to warmup with you.Like most cats they like to figure you out first.She also is beautiful cat, very unique.She is playful and goofy at times.She will talk back when you call her name as if she is saying “what”

Lollipop or Lolli needs a new home. She can be very loving, she loves to lay on my chest while i’m relaxing in bed. At times i think she thinks she is a dog as she likes hanging out with them, goes for walks with the dogs and follows them around the backyard in the morning. I need to rehome her as im selling my home and relocating to a smaller home, much smaller possibly a van?She is a really nice cat but might take just a little bit to warmup with you.Like most cats they like to figure you out first.She also is beautiful cat, very unique.She is playful and goofy at times.She will talk back when you call her name as if she is saying “what”

Meet Peanut! Peanut is a 5½-month-old sweetheart with a big personality packed into a petite package. From the moment she meets you, she’s happy to make new friends and is always ready to soak up attention. Whether she’s curled up in your lap for cuddles or perched nearby watching the world go by, Peanut is simply a joy to have around. Peanut is playful, curious, and full of energy. She loves romping around with the other foster kittens and would likely enjoy having a feline friend to wrestle, chase, and cuddle with. When playtime is over, she’s just as happy to settle in for snuggles with her people. One of Peanut’s favorite spots is a chair at the kitchen table, where she can keep an eye on everything happening around the house. She’s a curious little observer who likes to be part of the action without always being in the middle of it. Peanut is also getting more comfortable with her foster home’s resident dog every day. While she’s still learning that dogs can be friends, she’s shown she can peacefully coexist with a calm, respectful canine companion who gives her space to adjust. Peanut would love a home where she can continue growing into the confident, affectionate cat she’s becoming. She’s ready to fill her future family’s home with laughter, companionship, and plenty of kitten antics. Peanut is spayed, microchipped, and up to date on her vaccinations. She is being fostered in North Denver and is ready to find her forever family! ##2731009##

We’ve had Pixie since she was 2 weeks old. She is a sweet cat who loves to play fetch. She loves everybody… even the people she doesn’t know. She is not a picky eater. She also loves to cuddle. She is easy to groom and even takes showers. She is just a sweetie.

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 and she loves tiki cat wet food. Some her favorite hobbies are sitting by the window to watch the squirrels and birds outside, sleeping in the warm sun, and cuddling next to her owner on the couch. 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 re-home her because she does not get along with my first cat. She would do very well in a single cat household or possibly a cat that is more dominant than her. I am looking for someone who can give her the things she needs and love her unconditionally because she really is a wonderful little kitty.

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This is a decision that has come with a lot of tears. We have a very sweet, affectionate, and adorable 12-year-old cat who has been a loved part of our family for nearly 12 years. She is healthy according to her veterinarian, and she still has so much life and love to give. Unfortunately, we've been battling litter box issues intermittently through her life. We've worked closely with our vet, completed lab work, tried medications (including Zoloft), pheromone diffusers, different litter and litter box setups, and have been diligent about keeping everything clean. Despite our efforts, this has become increasingly difficult for our family to manage in this season of our lives. We're beginning to wonder if she might thrive in a quieter home with someone who is home more often and able to provide the calm environment she may need. This is an incredibly difficult decision, and our greatest hope is simply that she has a happy, loving home for the rest of her years!

A year ago, we adopted Hamilton from the Adams County Animal Shelter. We already had two rescue cats and two rescue guinea pigs and were excited to welcome another shelter pet into our family. We were informed that he had previously been rehomed because he wasn't getting along with the family dog, but we hoped time, patience, and love would help him settle in. After a full year of trying, we've realized our home isn't the right fit for Hamilton.We've learned that Hamilton thrives in a calm, quiet environment. Unfortunately, one of our resident cats, a bit of a bully, is very overstimulated, and Hamilton hasn't been able to enjoy the peaceful life he deserves.Hamilton is a sweet, sensitive boy whose perfect day includes naps on the bed, a little alone time, belly rubs, and lots of snuggles. He's shy at first and takes time to build trust, but once he does, he's incredibly loving.We believe he'd do best as the only pet in a quiet home with someone patient and understanding.