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Looking for Freedom, Food, and a Safe Place to Call Home<br/>Some cats are happiest curled up on the couch. Others are happiest with the sun on their back, fresh air in their whiskers, and a job to do. This sweet mama falls into the second category.<br/>She came to rescue after raising a litter of kittens as a beloved community cat. Her kittens have all found homes, but she has struggled to adjust to life indoors. While she appreciates the safety and regular meals, she clearly misses the freedom and routine of outdoor life.<br/>She isn’t feral, but she isn’t looking to be a traditional house cat either. Once she’s comfortable, she’ll happily accept gentle pets during mealtime and enjoys the company of people she trusts. Like many community cats, she builds relationships slowly and prefers interactions on her own terms.<br/>She would thrive in a safe indoor/outdoor home where she can come and go as she pleases, or on a farm, acreage, or barn where she’ll receive daily food, fresh water, shelter, and compassionate care. With a proper acclimation period, she’ll reward you by keeping rodents in check while adding a quiet, independent presence to your property.<br/>If you’ve been looking for a working cat, or have a home where an independent spirit can enjoy both safety and freedom, she may be the perfect match. She’s not asking for much—just a secure place to belong, regular meals, and the chance to live life the way that makes her happiest.<br/>See more on IG @Broomfield_kittens<br/>DOB 05/2024<br/>foster: tosv<br/><br/>Animal Rescue of the Rockies believes that every pet should find a wonderful, caring home. To ensure each pet finds the best possible home, we ask that you fill out an adoption application form so we can learn more about you and your household. We review each application we receive and will contact you as quickly as possible. A home visit will be scheduled before any pet is adopted to a new home. Once a home visit has taken place and the adoption application has been approved, we will ask you to read and sign our adoption agreement form. Our adoption fees help cover the cost of spay/neuter, veterinary exams, vaccinations, microchipping, and foster care. Highly requested breeds help cover the vet costs incurred by some of our other cats, enabling us to save more lives!<br/><br/>$350 for purebred/highly requested kittens, 6 months or younger, such as Siamese mixes, Maine Coon mixes. These 'guardian kittens' help support our rescue work by covering vet costs for other kittens.<br/>$225 for purebred/highly requested cats older than 6 months such as Siamese mixes, Maine Coone mixes. These 'guardian cats' help support our rescue work by covering vet costs for other kittens.<br/>$225 for kittens (6 months & under)<br/>$150 for cats (older than 6 months)<br/>$100 for senior cats (8 years or older)<br/><br/>If you are interested in adopting, please fill out an adoption application here . We want our pets to go to a lifelong new home, so thank you for your patience during the adoption process!<br/>Please email cats@arrcolorado.org for more information, as we can not accept calls at this time. PLEASE NOTE: The breed listed is the information we've received from the shelter. Shelters usually guess at the breed, so there is no guarantee, as we don't DNA test our foster pets. Here is some interesting info on breed identification: https://arrcolorado.org/category/puppy-dog-tips/<br/><br/>Our adoption process is:<br/><br/>1. Fill out our Adoption Application online. We'll contact you within 48 hours to answer any questions you may have about the pet.<br/><br/>2. If the pet looks like a great match, we'll schedule a meet and greet and ask you to fill out our online Adoption Agreement if you'd like to proceed with adopting. Once you've completed the Adoption Agreement and pay the pet's Adoption Fee, you can arrange to pick up your new furry family member!

Looking for Freedom, Food, and a Safe Place to Call Home
Some cats are happiest curled up on the couch. Others are happiest with the sun on their back, fresh air in their whiskers, and a job to do. This sweet mama falls into the second category.
She came to rescue after raising a litter of kittens as a beloved community cat. Her kittens have all found homes, but she has struggled to adjust to life indoors. While she appreciates the safety and regular meals, she clearly misses the freedom and routine of outdoor life.
She isn’t feral, but she isn’t looking to be a traditional house cat either. Once she’s comfortable, she’ll happily accept gentle pets during mealtime and enjoys the company of people she trusts. Like many community cats, she builds relationships slowly and prefers interactions on her own terms.
She would thrive in a safe indoor/outdoor home where she can come and go as she pleases, or on a farm, acreage, or barn where she’ll receive daily food, fresh water, shelter, and compassionate care. With a

Looking for Freedom, Food, and a Safe Place to Call Home
Some cats are happiest curled up on the couch. Others are happiest with the sun on their back, fresh air in their whiskers, and a job to do. This sweet mama falls into the second category.
She came to rescue after raising a litter of kittens as a beloved community cat. Her kittens have all found homes, but she has struggled to adjust to life indoors. While she appreciates the safety and regular meals, she clearly misses the freedom and routine of outdoor life.
She isn’t feral, but she isn’t looking to be a traditional house cat either. Once she’s comfortable, she’ll happily accept gentle pets during mealtime and enjoys the company of people she trusts. Like many community cats, she builds relationships slowly and prefers interactions on her own terms.
She would thrive in a safe indoor/outdoor home where she can come and go as she pleases, or on a farm, acreage, or barn where she’ll receive daily food, fresh water, shelter, and compassionate care. With a proper acclimation period, she’ll reward you by keeping rodents in check while adding a quiet, independent presence to your property.
If you’ve been looking for a working cat, or have a home where an independent spirit can enjoy both safety and freedom, she may be the perfect match. She’s not asking for much—just a secure place to belong, regular meals, and the chance to live life the way tha