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Turkish Angora

Female, Adult
Aurora, ON
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House-trained, Spayed or Neutered, Shots are up-to-date,
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I’m seeking a forever home for my two beloved Turkish Angora cats, Luna and Lucy, sisters who are 5 years old. They are both female, spayed, and fully vaccinated with no health issues. Luna has striking green eyes and a solid black coat, while Lucy has beautiful green eyes and a tuxedo coat. About Them: Personalities: Friendly, cuddly, playful, but shy around new people. They adjust quickly once they feel safe. Talents: They know how to sit and give high-fives! Favorite Things: They love simple joys like playing with toys and chasing after them for fun. Wet food is their absolute favorite—it’s the key to their hearts! Rehoming Reason: Due to relocation and changes in my living situation, I’m unable to provide the care and environment they deserve. What I’m Looking For: A loving home where these sisters can stay together, as they are bonded and inseparable. What You’ll Receive: I will provide all their supplies, including food, toys, bedding, and any other thing for free.

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Juice (juicy)

Maine Coon

Male, Young
Toronto, ON
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Not good with kids, Not good with dogs, Good with cats, House-trained, Shots are up-to-date,
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Juice or juicy is a 7 month old maincoon Persian mix. He can be moody but is very loving once he’s sure he can trust you. Juice seems to have very high anxiety so almost anything scares him and it’s best that you give him a safe room While You’re earning his trust. He hates bathes but needs help grooming as he is long haird. He hates any loud sounds and small children as they can be unpredictable. He gets along with other cats but seems to need to need to be in charge so that may be an issue but I truly believe with the right home he would be the sweetest most affectionate cat. We have two other cats with whom he tries to dominate and a small child with whom he can’t stand and is quick to hurt ,which is unfortunate cause we specifically got Him for them to bond and grow together and again he hates bathes so bare that in mind he will attack. So if you are someone that is willing to put in the time and understand his boundaries have sympathy for his anxiety he would make the sweetest BB
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Jessy *MUST BE ADOPTED AS A BU

Domestic Mediumhair

Female, 5 mos
Toronto, ON
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Jessy is an outstanding athlete. She loves climbing cat trees, catching crinkle balls and chasing games where she chases strings or the wire with the feather tirelessly. Bring out a wand and she’s like Tomb Raider! During the chasing games she jumps amazingly high. Jessy is so energetic it can be hard for the other kittens to compete because she is so competitive. One strategy I use is tiring Jessy out by letting her chase the feather up and down the cat climber and other furniture to run off her energy and then the others can play too. When she’s not playing she enjoys cuddling with the other kittens. Jessy looks forward to breakfast and dinner the most and is always the first one to run to me when I arrive with dinner. She also loves to run up and sniff your hand.Jessy is very shy and sensitive. Unfortunately, as a feral kitten she was accidentally traumatized by chasing her to go to the vet. For months Jessie didn’t like to be touched, but with the advice of a cat behavioural therapist I have training her every day and she has made lots of progress in a short time! When Jessy touches me she is very gentle and sweet and it melts my heart.During the training she is immediately given a Catlits or Chury treat for licking your hand, and now in between sessions she runs up and sniffs me and occasionally licks me. For many months she never purred. BUT recently Jessy has had breakthroughs! This past few weeks she purred four times during training sessions and continued to purr when I pet her! It’s very important not to rush Jessy and mainly let her take initiative to be touched but I use my intuition and occasionally pet her. She now lets me lift her up and she’s interested but doesn’t purr. But today she leaned into my hands welcoming being touched. She’s very soft. If she pulls back I let her be for several hours only holding my hand out for her to sniff. The other day Jessy snuck up and cuddled against me and let me pet her when I was cleaning the kitty litter! What a surprise. She’s definitely making huge progress. Reaching for her too much can trigger a running away response which thankfully is slowly diminishing by not reaching for her too much. Jessy would thrive in a home with someone who is patient and loving and enjoys playing with cats where there is no loud music, dogs or young children as she can become frightened. She is improving every day and enjoys cuddling with her brother Jackson and h
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Hunny *MUST BE ADOPTED WITH BU

Domestic Mediumhair

Female, 1 yr
Toronto, ON
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Hunny and Bunny are two beautiful longhaired twin sisters who are very shy, but very sweet natured. Full of playful energy, they love all toys equally. They had a foster brother for a little while, and they loved him and got along really well with him, so I think they would do well with other cats. Although they`re shy when I`m walking around their room, when I settle in a chair or on the bed, they come to me for pets and scratches. Hunny is the more confident of the two, and loves a good butt scratch. Bunny is more food motivated and always eagerly awaiting meal time. They have sat on my lap a few times and I think with patience and time Hunny and Bunny will be lap cats. They snuggle together and groom each other, and wrestle and chase each other around. They are bonded and should be adopted together. Like all ACR cats, Hunny and Bunny have been treated for fleas and parasites and is up-to-date on vaccines.

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