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“We have seen about a 47 percent increase in cats and kittens that are brought to both of our shelters compared to this time last year,” said Bob Rohde, president and CEO for the League. “There is an endless stream of homeless cats coming through our doors each day, and we need the community to help us find homes for them.”
The free feline adoptions will be offered at both shelter locations—the Quebec Street shelter in Denver and the Buddy Center in Castle Rock. The waived adoption fee includes a spay/neuter surgery, initial vaccinations, microchip ID implant and a free office visit with a participating veterinarian. The League spends approximately $300 for each homeless cat, including shelter, food and medical care.
“We want to see cats in loving homes not in a shelter, which is why we are waiving adoption fees,” said Theresa Geary, vice president of operations. “The most important thing that we can do right now is place these cats into homes.”
Families that cannot adopt at this time may still help by becoming foster parents for needy cats or dogs. Foster volunteers provide temporary care for an animal in their home—for a few days, weeks or months—until they are ready for adoption or space is available at the shelters. The League provides foster families with food and supplies, as well as veterinary care for pets as needed.
“We need everyone’s help to prevent more pets coming through our doors,” said Geary. “It’s essential that people with unaltered cats and dogs have them spayed or neutered.”
In addition to spaying and neutering every adoptable pet at both shelters, the League also offers donor-subsidized spay/neuter surgeries for pets in underserved areas. These surgeries are performed by licensed veterinarians on the Meow Mobile and the LuLu Mobile.
For more information on the Dumb Friends League, adopting or fostering a homeless cat and spay/neuter resources, visit ddfl.org or call (303) 751-5772.

These two kitties are lost and their owner are sad! Have you seen them?
Misty and Maggie


If you have seen these cats please PLEASE call the owners.
From Lisa! We lost our two cats 9/15. We live in the Town & Country town homes off Main St. & Partker Rd. Misti, a long haired, 5yr old, large ragdoll (white & tan w/a white blotch in the middle of her back) & Maggie a 4 mo. old, small, short haired, white & grey (right side of her face white & left eye has a big grey blotch around it)PLEASE call 303-877-4648 if you find either. Their family is missing them so much!!
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My name is Leslie Peters and we have lost our female longhaired calico cat in the hidden river area. She was not wearing her collar, and we are desperate to get her back! She is 2 years old and very petite. I know she can’t take care of herself. She is an indoor cat and somehow got out Sunday evening or Monday morning without us seeing. She is a calico, but she has the coloring of a tortoise shell. Anything that you can do would be so appreciated. I am a wreck right now. My phone numbers are:
Home-720-842-5358
Work-303-738-8700
Cell-720-335-1767
Lost orange cat in Canterberry Crossing. Last saw him on 10/18/07. He is one year old, neutered and all orange. Please call if you have seen him. 720-851-2281.



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