Turkish Angora kittens & cats in Toronto, Ontario

Sesame may start off a little shy, but don’t let that fool you – once she gets to know you, she’ll become your most affectionate little companion. This sweet girl can be a bit skittish at first, getting spooked easily by loud noises or quick movements, but with a little patience and love, she’ll open up to show you just how loving she really is.Once she knows that she can trust you, she’ll become a true cuddlebug. She loves to rub against you, purring happily as she sits on your lap or snuggles on your chest, offering all the warmth and affection you could ask for.When it comes to playtime, Sesame is full of energy and curiosity! She loves to play and is responsive to most cat toys. She’s a smart little kitten and enjoys the challenge of figuring out how to get her treats, so a food puzzle is one of her favourite activities.Sesame is a good eater and isn’t picky when it comes to her meals. She’s also fully litter box trained, though, like many long-haired cats, she sometimes needs a little help with hygiene around her bottom. A quick trim around her fur would ensure she stays clean and happy.Sesame loves to play, wrestle, sleep and groom with her brother Chia.If you’re patient and give her the time she needs to feel comfortable, Sesame will reward you with the sweetest purrs, soft snuggles, and a deep, affectionate bond. She’s the perfect match for someone looking for a kitten with a gentle soul, who’s ready to blossom into a loving and loyal friend.Sesame must be adopted with Chia.Like all ACR cats, Sesame has been treated for fleas and parasites and is up-to-date on vaccines.

This lovely lady was rescued from a colony along with a few of her friends. She is a friendly and sweet lap cat who enjoys snuggles and a good brushing. If you're looking for an affectionate cuddlebug, this is the BFF for you! It MUST be understood that Furbie is very shy towards new people, so any adoption applicant will need to be patient and willing to let her get comfortable at her own pace. We strongly recommend introducing her first to a small area of the home without hiding spots (e.g., a spare room, a washroom) to avoid overwhelming her and to maximize your interactions with her for building rapport. Once she trusts a person, she becomes a complete lap lump and snuggle baby.