Tabby kittens & cats in Westminster, Colorado

It is with incredibly heavy hearts that we're looking for a loving forever home for our bonded sisters, Pistola and Ethel. They are six years old, indoor-only, healthy, and must be adopted together. Our only goal is to find them a home where they will receive the time, attention, and companionship they deserve.Pistola is our sweet, sensitive girl. While she started out very shy, she's grown into a wonderfully affectionate cat who absolutely melts for belly rubs and lap time. Her perfect day would be spent with someone who works from home, hanging on the couch while she happily curls up nearby. Ethel is our "grumpy girl"—not because she's grumpy at all, but because she has the sweetest little resting grumpy face. She may look skeptical when she's meeting someone new, but once she's comfortable, she's affectionate.As our family has grown and life has become much busier, we've realized these sweet girls deserve a quieter home where they can enjoy the attention and affection they love.

Shadow is one out of a litter a five kittens. He is the most adventurous out of everyone and opens up quickly. He is good with other cats but will be the last one to start making friends. He really likes to play especially run around. It was already difficult just to get pictures.

One kitten out of five, being the first to adventure out from the room, leading his siblings along, he’s quickly become the most active and adventurous cat I’ve ever owned. Although always running around, he loves to take time to rest and cuddle or just simply nap.

Stripes is the visual representation of happiness, he’s never sad and is always on the go, and even though he’s friendly and happy, we have to let him go. He loves getting plenty of exercise, playing, eating, and cuddles.

5-6 year old male Tabby Cat available for adoption. Zeus is a big sweetheart. He's been with me for about 4 years. He's VERY affectionate. Probably the most affectionate male cat I've ever encountered. My work schedule has me traveling far more than when when I adopted him. I am looking to re-home him to a family who is looking for a sweet cat. He doesn't have any special needs or health problems, but he does need attention. He would do best with a family that can give him lots of pets and cuddles. He's also spent lots of time around dogs and kids (my daugther met him at age 7 and is now 11). His backstory is that I adopted him from the Dumb Friends league in 2022. He was up to date with microchips and shots when I got him. Since then we haven't had much done, but he doesn't have any health issues that I'm aware of. Happy to answer any questions to the best of my ability.

I adopted Mia from Boulder Human Society on July 24, 2024 when she was 2 months old. she just turned 2. and she has been a great company in the past two years. My only goal is to find her a new loving home where she can continue to thrive and enjoy her cat's life. Mia is playful - she likes to chase ping pong ball, any kind of stick, her kibbles, and laser light. She is affectionate - She loves being involved in activities you are doing, watching you being busy in the kitchen, running over to you giving you head bumps while you work on your computer, sitting next to you while you work / read. She goes to be with you after the light is turned off.I would be happy to provide her favorite toys, cat tree, remaining food , and scratchers to help make the transition easier for her. My only priority is to find her a safe, loving home where she will be cared for and happy. No adoption fee is needed. Loving her and taking care her is the most important thing to me.

I am cheddar. I am a beautiful all gray kitten. I am usually very mellow, but I come alive around 8 PM at night wanting to play a little. I love to carry pom-pom toys around in my mouth and then drop them and chase them. I am extremely sweet potty trained and I do free feed currently. ##2813668##

Heather is crate trained and potty trained. She is very young, loving and energetic. She’s very playful and close to her sister Hannah and seems to love attention and is also a cuddler and sleeps close to you when she’s ready for her nap. She’s also very vocal when it comes to her being ready for her routine feeding and is a big eater, who particularly prefers wet food. She’s a perfect pet for anyone with children and or other cats  ##2733716##

Bailey is a PERFECT boy! He is an absolute sweetheart, he is so pure he enjoys cuddling any time his foster mom wants cuddles! He is always down, but he's also down to do his own thing! He loves people and bird watching through the windows, especially if they're a high vantage point. He is silly and loves to race humans up and down the stairs - it's his favorite game to play. He's the definition of easy going - he is truly special! He is FIV+, but don't let that acronym scare you - he roams, plays, and naps just like any other cat! It simply means he needs to stay indoors and may require a bit of extra immune support as he ages. If you're looking for a sweet, independent-yet-affectionate companion, Bailey is 100% worth the investment. He has not been dog tested, but he is calm and collected and I suspect he would do well with dogs - dogs that are also good with cats that is! He's a professional sun-seeker and world-class snuggler. If there’s a sunbeam on the floor or a soft spot on the couch, that’s where you’ll find him. His favorite pastime is "window-watching" from a high vantage point, keeping a watchful eye on the neighborhood like a fluffy little gargoyle.While he appreciates his independence, Bailey is a total softie at heart—once you start the cuddles, he never wants them to end. He's litter box trained, he's not destructive, he's very quiet except for when he's settling into a new environment. FIV-positive cats can live long, happy, healthy lives with regular vet care and an indoor lifestyle. The virus is most commonly spread through deep bite wounds — not through cuddling, sharing bowls, grooming, or peacefully living together. Many FIV+ cats coexist safely with other friendly cats for years.Sadly, cats like Bailey are often overlooked simply because people misunderstand FIV. But his diagnosis does NOT define him. His is an affectionate, social, cuddly, and so deserving of a loving forever home. ##2716570##