Turkish Angora kittens & cats in Shelbyville, Indiana

Meet Zyra, a kitten with a heart as sweet as sugar. She's a bit shy, but don't let that fool you. Once she's comfortable, her high energy is infectious, filling any room with joy. She thrives in serene surroundings, her purrs echoing softly, creating a calming ambiance. Patience is key with Zyra. She's like a flower, needing time and care to fully bloom. But once she does, she'll reward you with unconditional love. Her friendly nature is infectious, and she has a knack for turning any mundane moment into a playful adventure. Zyra is not your typical quiet cat. She's a chatty little feline who's always ready to engage in a lively conversation. Her happiness is contagious, spreading joy to everyone around her. Zyra's adventurous spirit is evident in her love for exploration, turning every corner into a new world to discover. She loves to explore and discover new things, her curiosity making every day an adventure. She's a little ball of energy who is eager to find a home where she can continue to grow and learn. Adopting Zyra means bringing home a friend who will fill your days with laughter and love. Her sweet nature and playful spirit make her the perfect addition to any family. If Zyra sounds like the perfect fit for your family, please consider visiting shelbycats.com/adopt to begin the application process!

Miss Kitty came to us after an attack by a hawk, we found her hiding in our shed near death. We took her to the vet to get her well. The hawk's talon has taken away her right eye. She is also deaf. This is why she does not like other animals around her. She is a sweetheart when she is alone in our home. She loves being a lap kitty. She eats well and is litterbox trained. She can somewhat communicate through head nods and hand motions. She is just a nervous wreck when around our other male mane coon, who always stalks her. She is an unhappy cat in her current situation. It would make me happy for someone to give her a good, calm life. I have tried all avenues around here to rehome her with no luck, and do not want to have to put her down. She is fixed and front declawed. And since she cannot hear, you can rename her if you wish.