Turkish Angora kittens & cats in Louisville, Kentucky

Luna (grey) is shy with people but she is playful with her daughter Mittens (black). Mittens is more vocal. I would prefer if they would go together. Both are very affectionate once they warm up to people. Both are fluffy. Luna gained a little belly after giving birth. Both are litter box trained and have been inside cats. Now I live back at home with my mother who has health issues and cannot live with two cats who shed. It would be abusive for me to just restrict them in my small room or the basement. I’m not home enough to clean up their shedding let alone giving them the attention they need due to my work and school. The adoption fee is really just for the remaining food they have and their things like litter box, and it would be the same to adopt both girls, but I’d prefer to have someone who can afford wet food for them because that’s what they’ve been having their whole lives. I can meet up or deliver them within Louisville if necessary.

I got Smokey about 4 years ago. My sister’s cats had babies and she gave me one. Smokey is the Runt of the litter and is super chill and shy. She loves sun bathing and being up high to oversee. She’s afraid of any loud or unusual noise. I have not had the chance to get her shots, but she is healthy and doing very good.

UPDATE: Ginger has become much braver now that she is a little older. Once she knows you she is a loving kitty that wants to be with you. Still will do best in a home with another cat or dog but could adjust to being an only kitty. The other advantage to having Ginger as your kitty, you will never have a catnip mouse problem! A great hunter of catnip mice and any other cat toy around. ————— Ginger and her littermates (Fred, Gene and Rita) were found in a storm drain, and lucky to have been saved. We are estimating their Birthday to be around 3/15/24. All a bit shy at first but they do warm up if you let them come to you. Ginger is a kitten that will tell you exactly what she is thinking by the expressions on her face. She will need a home with another kitty to help her confidence and even a dog that isn't too rowdy. She would do best in a calmer household as well. Ginger will be adopted out as an indoor non-declawed kitty only. Adoption donation fee is $50, which covers the rest of her vaccines, spay and microchip. If interested in Ginger head over to our website and submit a cat application.