RMACA adopts previously stray cats and kittens to forever families in the Denver Metro area. All of RMACA's adoptable cats and kittens come from the streets. Our adult adoptable cats are not feral -- they are tame strays, most likely dumped or abandoned. The kittens were pulled from feral colonies and socialized in foster homes before becoming feral themselves. Our goal is to find the best-suited lifelong home for each specific cat or kitten.
To see RMACA’s adoptable cats and kittens, click here.
Our adoption fees are $75 and include:
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Spaying and Neutering Testing for FIV and Feline Leukemia
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At least one FVRCP (3-in-1) vaccination
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Free Veterinary visit with a member of the Denver Area Veterinary Medical Society
For information about a specific cat or kitten, or about the adoption application process, please call 303-202-3516 or e-mail holly@rmaca.org
You can see our adoptable cats and kittens, at the RMACA facility, during regular office hours: Wednesdays - Saturdays, Noon – 5 p.m.
You may also visit Quality Paws Natural Pet at 46 Broadway, Denver, CO 80203 During business hours: Monday-Friday, 11-7p.m., Saturday 10-7p.m. and Sunday, 10-5p.m.
We also have cats available for adoption at:
Glendale PETsMART
360 S. Colorado Blvd.
Most Saturdays, 11 a.m. – 3 p.m.
We recommend that you bring your new cat, along with his or her adoption records, to your veterinarian for an initial exam. He/she will advise you about additional vaccines or boosters that may be necessary.
Our kittens generally come from feral colonies or from tame abandoned females. Without human intervention, these kittens would grow up wild and continue the feral cycle. Our foster parents lovingly socialize them into wonderful companions for adoption.
Our adult adoptable cats are not feral. Our volunteers often discover tame strays trying to survive by living on the fringes of feral cat colonies, most likely abandoned with the mistaken belief that they could "fend for themselves." Some are the tame mothers of feral kittens. When our adult cats come to us, they are often traumatized, starving, or injured. RMACA provides medical attention. Our foster families provide safe, warm, and loving environments in which these cats can recover while they await their lifelong homes.
RMACA always needs additional foster homes to socialize these special needs cats and kittens. If you are interested in learning more about becoming a foster parent, please call the Volunteer Coordinator at 303-202-3516 or email lindsay@rmaca.org.