Tabby kittens & cats in Longmont, Colorado

Fluffy is an amazing pet and we are so sad to need to rehome her. Over the last 6 months she has become aggressive with our other cat. Our other cat has special needs and we are guessing this has something to do with it, though they were besties for a year before this change. We have tried just about everything we can think of but just can’t have our other cat getting attacked all the time. She is great with our young kids! She’s incredibly cuddly and very sweet with people. She, like most cats, gets shy when new people visit, but she warms up to others quickly. We’d love to find a home with her where she’ll be cuddled and loved without the stress of kitty fights!

My friend found this little guy when he was a teeny, tiny kitten on their property east of Fort Collins. We took him in for her as she and her husband travel quite a bit. We were hoping to keep him in our family, but I am a single parent, and taking care of another living creature has been a challenge. In the meantime, we have ensured that he is healthy, has all shots (including rabies), and had him neutered about a week ago. I have all health records, and have spent about $600 on so he is set to be adopted by his forever family. About Beefy: He is playful and sweet, but can be timid at first- this is the kind of cat that needs to come to the person. Once he warms up, he is quite sweet. He has a monster purr. We already have a cat, and they get along, so I know he would do well in a house with another cat. He is also comfortable around children (I have 3- ages 5-11). He is litter box trained, though he has marked a few times. I was told neutering would take care of this.

We had Yoda since he was an 8-week-old kitten. His litter was bottle-fed after their mother wasn’t able to care for them, so he's grown up with lots of love and human attention. He's affectionate, playful, and full of personality. Yoda is outgoing and adventurous. He enjoys exploring outdoors and gets along great with our dog. He also gets along with children and curious to meet new people. We also have her bonded sister, Fluffy, that we are looking to rehome and would like them to stay together if possible. Fluffy is also listed on Adopt A Pet. If both are adopted together it would be $60 total.

Murphy was originally a desert cat who was about 3 years old when we adopted him from RezDawg Rescue. We have had him for 3 years now, but in recent months, our pet allergies have been getting exponentially worse. He's the most polite and affectionate cat we've ever seen, and we want him to go to a home that will love him as much as we do (just without the wheezing and watery eyes). Murph believes in equality, so any pets he gets will be returned by an equal measure of licks. Rub too far down on his chest, and he'll push your hand away with his paw or gently place his teeth on you. He will sleep with you at night and try to push you out of bed with his head for food in the morning. He needs playtime or he gets a little frisky, but if his needs are met, he's the cutest little guy you'll ever see.

Rory really loves people, he likes to be near them, especially the one who feeds him. He is friendly with all people, curious of anyone that stops by, my pet sitters love him for that. He is very food motivated and especially loves canned food...and your food, treats, any food. He loves to play, has lots of energy, and has a lovely trill sound. He sleeps with me every night and expects some canned food every morning. Right now he is indoor/outdoor but he never wanders far from the house (his people!) He is a healthy, adorable guy and is really looking for his human soul mate. I can't keep him because he goes after my other cats, I think playfully, but my other cats don't see it that way and they have a hard time being themselves with him around. So, Rory should be the only cat in the house. He is a healthy, sweet, adorable cat (12 months old).

Cougar is a very sweet boy who likes his attention. He prefers more of a quiet place to snuggle. He knows his name and when it’s time to eat.

*Kittens must be adopted in pairs or already have a young cat in the home. Meet Caesar — the Tiny Emperor with a Big Personality Caesar may be pint-sized, but don’t be fooled — this kitten runs the show. Playtime? His rules. Naptime? His schedule. Snacks? Negotiable... if you bring tribute in the form of treats and head scratches. He’s playful, fearless, and just the right amount of bossy — the kind of kitten who struts into a room like he owns the place (because, let’s be honest, he probably does). But under that confident little swagger is a total sweetheart who melts into purrs the second you pick him up. When he’s not busy conquering toy mice or supervising your every move, Caesar’s happy to curl up beside you, reminding you that even tiny rulers need cuddle breaks. If you’re looking for a kitten who’s equal parts mischief and mush, Caesar’s ready to claim his throne — right in your heart. Caesar's neuter appointment is 11/22/2025, if you are interested in adopting him it will be a foster to adopt situation until his appointment. ##2572473##

Meet Peaches — the Sweetest Sidekick Around Sweet, petite, and impossibly charming, beautiful Miss Peaches is the ultimate loyal companion. She’ll happily follow you from room to room, offering gentle trills and chirps as she supervises your daily adventures. One moment she’s checking in on you, the next she’s off to chase a stray bug or curl up for a cozy nap. With her playful sparkle and youthful energy, you’d never guess she’s 9 years old—she moves through life with the heart of a 1–3-year-old kitty. Though she’s experienced many changes—her littermate brother, her dog friend, and her human siblings have all moved on, and her former guardians now travel often—Peaches hasn’t lost her bright spirit. She bonded quickly with her foster mom and her big, gentle foster cat brother, soaking up the love and giving it right back. Peaches is a devoted communicator. She loves to cuddle, purr, play, eat, follow her people around, and gaze sweetly into their eyes before tucking herself into their arms. She’s a part-time under-the-covers sleeper, a part-time foot-of-the-bed snoozer, and a full-time cool kitty—after she gets her warm-up zoomies out with her favorite wand toys, of course. Peaches would thrive as a solo pet or in a home with a calm, respectful cat or a mellow dog. In fact, she seems to especially appreciate big, gentle dogs with steady, soothing energy—just like the canine buddy she lived with before. A home with a safe outdoor enclosure or supervised outdoor time would be a dream for her. With her stay-close personality, she’d likely be easy to monitor in a secure yard while you help create her little outdoor oasis. Would you like to meet this sweet gal? Peaches is waiting—ready to trill hello, curl into your lap, and share her endless, devoted love with her forever family. ##2434984##

This cat is recommended for a home with older children.