Turkish Angora kittens & cats in Vancouver, British Columbia

Meet Bear, an adorable older gentleman who is looking for a retirement home. This extra large boy will fill your arms, home and probably bed with love. Bear will need to be brushed regularly to keep his luscious coat in tip top shape. Bear does have a tendency to claim he is starving, even after he has eaten, so a little help in keeping him trim will be needed. A "slow feed bowl" seems to help prevent him eating too quickly. If you are looking for a massive, affectionate man to love, come meet Bear today!Please come into the shelter during visiting hours if you would like to meet me. While we do welcome online applications, in person meets have top priority.cats:https://spca.bc.ca/adoption/cat-pre-adoption-questionnaire/Our visiting hours are:Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday: 12-5Thursday, Public Holidays: closedSaturday, Sunday: 12-4 Primary Color: Black Weight: 7 Age: 9yrs 1mths 1wks

Introducing Brittany! She takes a while to warm up to strangers; however, once she trusts you, she'll want treats and to be petted as much as possible. During the day, she likes to sleep and will start to get active and hungry in the afternoon. Then, once the sun has set, she becomes very playful and purrs to the touch. Brittany has a great personality, and just needs someone who can be patient with her. She sleeps in her covered cat bed and other places that provide some shelter, helping her feel safe.

Flora is a lovely, curious, and feisty little cat with a tiny mew and a very loud purr! She loves playing with any kind of toy, even a scrap of paper or, oddly, a bowl of ice cubes. A good eater, Flora is highly interested in any kind of food or snack. Flora had a tough beginning and was brought to VOKRA from a feral cat colony in the Downtown Eastside when she was about a month old. When she and her brothers came to their foster home, they were frightened and not accustomed to being among people. Since then, they have all made incredible progress and Flora is quite comfortable being petted and picked up (which will start her purring). She will follow her peeps around the house. As Flora can still be frightened by sudden movements or noises, her family will need to be sensitive to her progress. Flora will be a wonderful addition to the right family, ideally with a buddy cat. Must adopt as a buddy to another cat.