Turkish Van kittens & cats in Cotati, California

Meet Seth   Meet Seth, a stunning 6 mo Turkish Van black and white male. He is slender and sleek and his gorgeous green eyes are sure to bring anyone luck! Seth Enjoys being around other cats and loves to play with them. Seth is sugar sweet and longing for his very own family to share his beauty and love with! Sweetest boy ever and as soft as a bunny!November 9, 2024, 11:54 pm

Please contact Lori (whisker2love@gmail.com), (209) 996-8870 for more information about this pet.Meet Bonded Sisters, Mali, and Dixie. Beautiful Mali boasts stunning soft black fur, while Darling Dixie is white with a fluffy tail. Together, they form an inseparable pair of loving kittens and the perfect cuddly pair to add to your family.  What to Expect: Prepare for daily doses of purrs and cuddles! Mali and Dixie are experts in spreading love and happiness to any home, whether they're playfully chasing each other or snuggled on a lap.  Adoption Details: Ready to bring Mali and Dixie into your life? Contact Carol at 925-872-3963 to make them a part of your family. They are eagerly awaiting to double the love in your home! &#226&#157&#164&#239&#184&#143Click here to watch a video of Mali and Dixie.November 6, 2024, 12:32 am

I am at Oakland Animal Services in kennel Visiting Room:3Introducing Trooper!   Isn’t she gorgeous? Trooper is a very special girl looking for a special adopter. This stunning 2-year-old is a Turkish Van, a rare breed known for their distinctive “inverted V” head coloring; intelligence; large, athletic build; love of water; bushy tail; and coat that feels like cashmere.    True to her breed, Trooper is energetic and playful, loving (within limits) but also independent, and prefers being the only cat in her household. This girl will need room to roam and perches to leap to, lots of playtime and interactive toys to keep her body fit and her brain occupied, and a cat- and child-free home with experienced adopters who will give her lots of affection but can also read her signals when she’s had enough.    Trooper has some skin issues, so she’ll also need a guardian who’ll work in partnership with their veterinarian to help manage them. Her dermatitis is likely caused by allergies—whether to fleas, environmental irritants, or certain foods—so keeping it in check may entail regular flea treatment, oral or topical medications, and/or a special diet.    Trooper is a lot of cat with a lot of requirements for her human—and a lot of love to give in return. If you’re up for serving this regal queen, stop by soon to meet her!November 19, 2024, 7:04 pm