Gemma

DO NOT CONTACT EAPL! Contact the owner: Sean zaku2ms06@gmail.com<br/><br/>Gemma is a large 2 yr old gray tabby. Gemma had her initial shots and was spayed through the Metro Denver CAT program that helps cats that are rescued from porches and window wells. Gemma has only been around three other cats; her brother Griffon, who went on to be adopted by a friend; her mother cat, who was completely feral; and Blue, the other cat my Dad owned. Has not been around dogs or children enough to really know how she will be with them.<br/><br/>T he only reason I have to relinquish them is because their owner, my father, passed away recently (cancer). His one demand for us before he passed was to make sure we found new homes for them. We already have six cats and two dogs, which is already a workload for care and other things.

DO NOT CONTACT EAPL! Contact the owner: Sean zaku2ms06@gmail.com

Gemma is a large 2 yr old gray tabby. Gemma had her initial shots and was spayed through the Metro Denver CAT program that helps cats that are rescued from porches and window wells. Gemma has only been around three other cats; her brother Griffon, who went on to be adopted by a friend; her mother cat, who was completely feral; and Blue, the other cat my Dad owned. Has not been around dogs or children enough to really know how she will be with them.

T he only reason I have to relinquish them is because their owner, my father, passed away recently (cancer). His one demand for us before he passed was to make sure we found new homes for them. We already have six cats and two dogs, which is already a workload for care and other things.

DO NOT CONTACT EAPL! Contact the owner: Sean zaku2ms06@gmail.com

Gemma is a large 2 yr old gray tabby. Gemma had her initial shots and was spayed through the Metro Denver CAT program that helps cats that are rescued from porches and window wells. Gemma has only been around three other cats; her brother Griffon, who went on to be adopted by a friend; her mother cat, who was completely feral; and Blue, the other cat my Dad owned. Has not been around dogs or children enough to really know how she will be with them.

T he only reason I have to relinquish them is because their owner, my father, passed away recently (cancer). His one demand for us before he passed was to make sure we found new homes for them. We already have six cats and two dogs, which is already a workload for care and other things.