Tabby kittens & cats in Edgewater, Colorado

We found him in the backyard as a kitten one day and ever since he’s been family. I raised him ever since. Since we got in a situation where we have to move, I can’t keep up with affording to take care of him. So I’m rehoming him. Onyx can be a bit timid but he’s got a lot of love to give. He loves being pet and is a very affectionate cat. He often loves to sleep in my lap. I’ve had Onyx going on six years now but he still really loves to play. Onyx needs a loving home/owner that will play with him.

I have had Lulu since 8 weeks I moved into senior living and I am only allowed 2 pets. I have 2 dogs .she is a great cat . It breaks my heart to have to let her go. I need her to have a caring home.

Luna and her brother Leo are 2yr old tabbies and were given to us by a friend of the family who was moving and unfortunately not able to bring them with. Our family has enjoyed their company for the last few months but our other cat is having a hard time adjusting to having two new cats around. We would like to find a new loving home for these two sweet cats. Both are very playful, friendly, and love cuddles. Luna is very outgoing and playful. Leo is a bit shy at first, but once he warms up to you he is incredibly sweet. They love to ruff house and are good with other animals. It is very important that they are both adopted together.

I love this cat a lot. The chances of someone being right for him is slim. But... he bullys my other cats. If there is a unicorn out there that have no kids or other cats and you can convince me you'll love him forever... maybe I can part with him. But probably not. But Im also desperate for cat peace. Uhg worst pitch ever

MiMi Detail's: 9-10 years old & a little chunky! She's a big kitty for a tabby. MiMi is spayed. Her new favorite person has to be gentle and calm! She can be pretty skittish at times. Absolutely loves to sleep and eat wet food with "extra gravy".Her favorite toys are crinkly ones, and toy wands. She's a good girl if she's alone! Important notes: I want to be 100% transparent and say- She absolutely does not like dogs & cats. We struggled with her using the litter box. She would spray all over the home. But we have figured out it's because we have more than 1 cat. MiMi does very well, by herself. She snuggles, plays, slumbers and loves sunbathing. She also loves to bring little "gifts" for you during the summer time :) Thank you for your time, I really love this girl and I am hoping you will give her the patience and love she needs 💛

Mijo is a very nice guy, he just didn't get along with our tiny daughter. He has hypothyroidism and takes pills. He takes them with wet food just fine. He's 12. He likes to cuddle.

All sugar and no spice, Lady Tutt is as sweet as they come! She’ll greet you with the cutest little meow and loves spending her days birdwatching from the window or napping in a cozy bed (or classic cardboard box). She’s a perfect mix of independent and affectionate — always happy to be near you and even happier when it’s time for laser pointer play or a catnip break. She is the perfect mix of independent and snuggly, always excited to get attention but also more than happy to just be near you. With a calm environment, gentle handling, and time to build trust, Lady Tutt has shown she can truly shine. She does have a few medical needs, so a quick chat with our vet will help make sure it’s the right match. I’m currently thriving in a loving foster home! To learn more about me and set up a meet and greet, please email info@catcaresociety.org. You’ll receive an overview of any medical or behavioral disclaimers to review before scheduling an in-person meeting.

Blue is a 7-year-old grey tabby with a calm, gentle spirit. He’s happiest curled up beside you on the couch, and getting lots of pets. Miller is a 9-year-old charmer who loves to “talk” and be part of the conversation. He’s interactive, affectionate, and always ready to share his thoughts! Together, they chase each other around the house, and when they get tired, they happily nap by each other's side. They’re the perfect reminder that love is even better when it’s shared. Are you looking for two cats instead of one? This cat is one half of a bonded pair! Bonded cats are required to go home with their buddy whether that be due to possible stress for one or both cats if they become separated or because these two have been together their whole lives! *Considering bringing home a bonded pair? We make things easy by offering a “by one get one” deal when adopting! If you see one but not the other on the website, give us a call at (303)239-9680 or email us at info@catcaresociety.org chances are they are temporarily not available but will be soon! Cat Care Society cannot place holds on these cats over the phone or through email but we would be happy to do a hold in person. * I’m currently thriving in a loving foster home! To learn more about me and set up a meet and greet, please email info@catcaresociety.org. You’ll receive an overview of any medical or behavioral disclaimers to review before scheduling an in-person meeting

Meet Milo! He is about 8 years old and wonderful, charming cat who has really come into his own as he’s settled into foster care. When he first arrived, he had a lot to say, but now he’s streamlined his conversations to morning check-ins, usually to request some attention and pets. He’s doing great with the basics: eating and drinking well, using the litter box like a pro, and generally being an easy companion. While he’s not especially impressed by wet food, he humors it in small amounts for variety. In the evenings, Milo loves “hunting” style playtime and will happily chase his toys. During the day, he prefers to nap nearby, often choosing the chair next to the desk so he can keep his person company while they work. While he tolerates other cats he would prefer to be the only cat in his future home. Milo is a great mix of playful, affectionate, and quietly entertaining a cat who will fit right in and keep you smiling. I’m currently thriving in a loving foster home! To learn more about me and set up a meet and greet, please email info@catcaresociety.org. You’ll receive an overview of any medical or behavioral disclaimers to review before scheduling an in-person meeting.