Morris

Morris is 3 years old. His foster received him from a lady who lives in an apartment in Tulsa,OK. She had him since he was a kitten but she lost her job and said she just can't afford him anymore.

Morris took just one day to decide that he liked his new foster. At first, he was nervous, he has been with the other lady since he was a kitten, so she and her home are all he had known. His foster described him as quiet, gentle, and very affectionate. He followed her about when she would be cleaning and very much enjoyed her attention.

Morris was in a quiet home.  His foster was quiet too so I am not sure how he would be with a lot of noise.  He eats hard and soft food, no problem. And he’s well litter-box trained!  Whoever adopts him will get a treasure, but has to be careful, he can get a little under-foot simply because he wants so much to be loved.

For a home who would love to have a sweet and gentle cat Morris is the one!

 My sister and I were born in Tulsa, Oklahoma in March of 2019 in a foster home of a nice man that took in our momma when she was pregnant. So, we were fortunate to be born in a warm room unlike most stray kitties. Our fosters have been pretty good to us; teaching us all about litter boxes and cat food and even toys! We got sent to Colorado to find furever homes to call our own. The rescue people are nice, but I can’t wait to get back into a warm room again with laps and ear rubs. I’ve been a blessed boy so far and I just hope my luck keeps up. I prefer the quiet and I’ve never really dealt with kids or dogs. I’m definitely the more reserved of my siblings but when the mood to play strikes I’m all in! I prefer petting to being picked up. I don’t care much to be carried. But if you’re looking for a self-sufficient chill kitty, I’m the boy for you!

I’m Lily, a four-year-old kitty from Tulsa, Oklahoma. I came to Colorado a year ago in hopes of finding a furever home of my very own. I’ve lived in shelters and fosters my whole life, but I’ve always wanted a family to call mine. I am very curious by nature and am the independent type. I can be very affectionate at times and usually do well with dogs and children. I am up to date on all my shots and I’ve been fixed and microchipped. The vet says I am healthy and ready for a new start. Can it be with you!?

Hi, my name is Heather. My Foster Mom in Oklahoma said that is the prettiest name and she wanted to give it to me. She also had me declawed which means I can’t ever be an outside cat because I’m defenseless. However, I am healthy and ready to go to a loving furever family. I am called a Tuxedo Kitty because of my black and white markings. In my photo my foster mom had to hold me still to get a good picture. I just wanted to play! I've been declawed so I have no natural defenses and must always be an indoor cat. It also makes me a bit skiddish with other animals.

The people I used to live with left me in a parking lot locked in my carrier.  It was almost 100 degrees that day. I was so hot and frightened, but a nice lady took me indoors and I felt better almost right away since it was not hot in there. I’ve encountered a lot of not nice people so when I go somewhere new it takes me a few days to know I am safe.  Once I adjust though I love attention and being petted.

So now this rescuer has sent me here to find a family of my own. Could you maybe be my new furever home?

I was born in Oklahoma in April of 2018 to a feral outdoor mama cat. At first, I was really shy until all my siblings got adopted. Then I really came out of my shell and now I’m fearless! I adore people, especially ones I can climb on, and I purr loudly the whole time.  People-toes are for pouncing on, and fingers for nuzzling, licking, and nibbling.  I snuggle with other friendly cats and am well-socialized with two big friendly dogs who followed me around my foster home licking me.  On car rides I love to look out the window and I have the potential to be an excellent adventure cat. The nice folks in Oklahoma didn’t want to see me be put down so they asked the nice people at AWR Cat Tails Rescue nicely if they could find a nice home for me. They couldn’t say no to my precious face and I hope you can’t either! I’ve been spayed and am current on all my shots.