Bizans Turkish Angoras - Available

Available Adults

 

      Oh, wow.  This is the REALLY HARD part!  I HATE HATE HATE giving up these babies!!!  But to accomplish the goal of making people and cats happy, and increasing the population of TAs in the world and improving the gene pool, as much joy as they give me, I accept that my heart must hurt, too.  I am SO IN LOVE with these guys.

      If you are interested in them, please know that they are all precious to my heart, I will screen prospective owners carefully, and I want to keep in touch for pictures and to learn about their lives.  I could never just completely "let go" of these babies.  By the time I pass any one of these guys on, I hope to be friends with the person who will love them for the rest of their lives. 

 

Diadem

Bizans' Diadem

born 4/5/2011

 

Our Diadem boy is a major personality in our house.  He is very enthusiastic in everything he does, whether it's greeting us when we come home, or cuddling or loving on us, or playing with the other cats in the house.  He always seems to have a smile on his face.

Here are a few photos of our precious boy.  

    

Ashley
 
HylanderClan's Ashley
born 10/18/07
 
 
Ashley's owner has asked me to help place her in a new home.  You can easily see her intensely green eyes, and they are even more beautiful in person.  She's one of those "people" who simply doesn't like her picture taken.  She has come to expect a flash when she sees me approach with a small black box in my hand and she takes to scowling, so photos of her face often are not flattering.  But trust me, she is one gorgeous Turkey girl!

 

As a mature adult, Ashley's fur is thick and lush, and features that dazzling full ruff around her neck and the full plume tail that Turkish Angoras are known for.  Her color is what we call black smoke, which means that it looks like she has black fur until it moves and you see the white at the base of each strand of hair.  
I will bet that if Ashley could speak, she would say that she would prefer to be in a home with fewer cats and kittens than ours -- like one other animal -- or none.  She far enjoys people to cats and less activity than in a home with many people or animals.  She is quiet and seems to prefer seeking out attention (which she does do) than having it "thrust" upon her.

She has put on a few pounds that she could stand to lose; unfortunately the way feeding is set up in our cattery, it is too difficult to accomplish.  We hope her new owner(s) will set her right.