Siamese kittens & cats in Loveland, Colorado

Asher: ~7 month old neutered male, $250 Asher is a super sweet, talkative guy! He does have feline leukemia, so he can only live with other FeLV+ kitties or on his own. Cats with leukemia tend to have shorter life expectancy, around 1-4 years. He may not be around for a long time, but he's definitely here for a good time!! Please consult your veterinarian if you have questions about this condition. Apply at cokittycoalition.com to meet him in Greeley. ##2265191##

Oscar ~4 year old neutered male $250 Oscar is a gorgeous man that found himself needing a new home when his owner passed away. Oscar is a little hesitant to new situations, but extremely friendly once he gets to know you and has a chance to warm up. Oscar will need a patient adopter who understands he has been through a lot lately, but the reward of his affection is SO worth it! Apply at cokittycoalition.com to meet him in Denver! ##2274738##

Sullivan is a gorgeous white and orange cat with a heart as bright as his name. This sweet and playful boy will melt your heart with his love for life. He adores batting around his favorite toys, chasing imaginary critters, and then settling down to watch the world go by from his favorite window perch. Sullivan has FeLV (Feline Leukemia Virus), but don’t let that fool you—he’s full of energy, love, and zest for life. He’s ready to share his sunny personality with a family who will cherish him for the incredible cat he is. He is looking for an indoor-only home with no other cats or with other FeLV-positive kitties. If you’re ready to fill your home with love, laughter, and a dash of feline charm, he is the perfect companion!

Meet Toby, a large and in charge Siamese who is ready to meow his way into your heart! Toby is a very sweet and vocal senior boy who is waiting to meet someone to snuggle his golden years away with. Come meet Toby today and see what makes him so special!

Mocha Female Young- not sure of exact age, she has her vet appointment on 1/15 to get fully vetted Mocha's story: I started seeing Mocha by the entrance of my community about six months ago. She was just casually walking on the back of the fence among the bushes. I thought she was beautiful and she had to have a family, yet I kept seeing her in the same area. There is a main road by the entrance, just a few feet away, so I started to worry she would become another cat ran over. I set up a little feeding station for her in one corner of the entrance, with a water bowl and a food bowl. I started going there every day after work and sure enough she would be there waiting for me. At first she would stay hiding in the bushes, but little by little she started to come out. Then she started letting me pet her and then letting me pick her up. I didn't have a place in my house to take her at first, but that was the plan, to eventually take her home before the cold winter hit. When it started getting cold and raining I knew the time had come so I went and got her. That was a a little over a month ago. Mocha currently lives most of her time in one of my bathrooms. Is not much, but she is safe, warm, and has food, water, and a place to sleep. My goal for her is to find her a loving family that can give her a good life She deserves much better than surviving on the streets. Mocha is still living with her rescuer in San Antonio, Texas, waiting for a committed adopter or foster to invite her to a new life in Colorado. ##2271166##