Ragdoll kittens & cats in Brighton, Colorado

Coot is a 10-year-old purebred tuxedo Ragdoll with gorgeous green eyes. He is incredibly sweet, loving, fluffy, and a total fur baby.My mom had Coot his entire life before she sadly passed away in April. I took in all 6 of her cats, but unfortunately I don’t have the time or resources to keep them all. I’m keeping 2 and looking for loving homes for the others.Coot is the only male and has a sister, Jupiter.I want to be completely transparent: Coot sprays. With so many cats in the house, he has been marking his territory throughout the upstairs. He does use the cat boxes we have as well. He was prescribed a low dose of Prozac, which had been helping significantly, and he needs to restart it once I’m able to get him back to the vet. Aside from the spraying, Coot is an amazing companion and deserves a loving home with someone who has the time and patience to work with him. I know the spraying is a major turnoff, but I’m hoping someone will see what a wonderful boy he is underneath it.❤️

Vanya: ~3.5 yr old spayed female, $350. Meet Vanya, a beautiful girl who has made her way all the way from Kuwait to find her forever home. This quiet, gentle lady enjoys her independence and is perfectly happy spending some peaceful time doing her own thing. But when Vanya decides it’s time for attention, prepare yourself—she is ready to melt! She’ll roll right over onto her back and happily accept every pet, scritch, and bit of affection you’re willing to give her. Her purr is just the cherry on top. Vanya isn’t particularly interested in making friends with other cats, but she’s perfectly content to coexist with them as long as they understand that she prefers to be admired from a respectful distance. No wrestling partners or feline besties needed for this girl! She’s sweet, calm, affectionate on her terms, and would make a wonderful companion for someone looking for a gentle, low-key cat with a big purr and an appreciation for personal space. There is evidence of trauma in her tail and it was broken at some point at the base of her tail. Currently, her lack of control of her tail movement doesn't seem to cause her any issues, but an amputation could be a possibility down the road if the adopter ever noticed signs of her being in pain, biting at it, or having issues with continence.  Apply at cokittycoalition.com to meet her in Windsor! ##2835622##