Tabby kittens & cats in Evans, Colorado

I've had him since 2018 but there's never been a real bond there. I'm angry at myself for feeling this way. He's very clingy and is a cuddle bug. Pet him and give him treats and he'll be your best friend. My corgi annoys him and herds him but he's still good with her. Hoping to find someone willing to give him the love and attention he deserves.

I've had him since 2018 but there's never been a real bond there. I'm angry at myself for feeling this way. He's very clingy and is a cuddle bug. Pet him and give him treats and he'll be your best friend. My corgi annoys him and herds him but he's still good with her. Hoping to find someone willing to give him the love and attention he deserves.

Meet Leo & Nova — a bonded pair looking for their forever home 🐾✨Leo is the gentle protector, with a heart as big as his paws. He’s the kind of companion who will quietly sit by your side after a long day, always ready with soft eyes and steady comfort. Nova, on the other hand, is pure sparkle — curious, playful, and always chasing the next adventure (or sunbeam).Together, they are the perfect balance. Where Leo brings calm, Nova brings joy. Where Nova explores, Leo watches over. They nap curled up together, groom each other like best friends, and greet every morning as a team.They’ve shared their lives so closely that they’re looking for a home where they can stay together — because their bond is something truly special.If you’re looking for double the love, double the personality, and a ready-made family, Leo & Nova are waiting to meet you. 💛📩 Message us to learn more or schedule a meet-and-greet!

Marty is a sweet cat! He likes to be near his people, but be in his own space. He isn't a lap kitty, but he loves to get pets. He really loves to be outside but gets territorial with the neighbor cats. He has beautiful markings and is gorgeous laying about in his catnip bed...if not for everyone else on the block getting a male cat, I think he would be living his best life. Unfortunately, they are not getting along so we have been keeping him inside and he is really unhappy about it. After discovering my daughter is allergic, we have decided to see if someone has a better situation for him. He rings a bell at the door to let us know he wants to come in (he can use a cat door too). He has also done a great job of keeping mice out of the compost bin!

Ava was rescued from Aunts barn in Ava, Missouri as a 3mo old. We brought her back home in our van, which she loved! She is athletic, spunky, loving and prey driven. Very curious about everything going on in the household. I live in an environment where she must be an indoor cat. She is ok with leash, but, doesn’t enjoy the limitations of the situation with the harness and leash. Uses the litter box beautifully, however she is compelled to mark furniture and belongings on the floor. I feel that she would be happier in an indoor/outdoor or outdoor with a way to get out of weather and potential predators environment. She loves open spaces. This is difficult for me, but, I want the best for her and her spirit.

This little cutie was given to us by an old roommate who couldn't take her with her when she moved out. She's always had major skin issues, I've spent a lot of money and time trying to fix it but it comes back every change of seasons, so it's kind of a hard thing to get rid of, she will most likely have this issue for the duration of her life. According to my roommate, she was a rescue from North Carolina. I'm rehoming her mostly due to the fact that I am moving and am putting my cats up to rehome. Dex has lived with another cat named Tick and a dog for the last 2 years, she's about 3 years old. She's very skiddish, she responds better to women than to men from what I've seen (although it could just be that her original owner, my old roommate, was a woman).

He’s a good cat and uniquely smart. He is 2 years old. He’s a big cuddly cat once he gets used to knowing someone. He loves to walk by you and do a small jump and rub on you. He comes to you when you are sitting in the couch and just lays on your legs. He seeks attention when he desires it. He loves snacks and he’s a friendly cat with other cats. We are saddened to let him go and want to keep him but our situation is difficult at the moment. We do want him to have a nice loving home.

Hello, I`m Phillip! I`m a handsome and friendly kitty looking for a home, I can`t wait to meet you!This cat tested positive for FIV. This means the cat is either positive for FIV (feline immunodeficiency virus) or was vaccinated against FIV. There is no test to differentiate a vaccinated cat from an infected cat. NOCO Humane will provide more information about the disease at the time of adoption, but recommends you discuss this condition with your veterinarian and follow any recommendations they provide.

Hello! I am Haribo! 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!

Hello! I am Reed! 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!