Siberian kittens & cats in Marietta, Georgia

I am a very rare breed and currently in a foster home, NOT AT PETSMART! I need a home that understands my needs for appropriate care and socialization. Please contact us at kittyangelrescueinc@gmail.com if you are interested in adopting! SIBERIAN CAT BREED Siberian cats are large, intelligent, and affectionate, originating from Russia with a water-resistant triple coat. Known for their "dog-like" loyalty, they are active, playful, and often enjoy water. They are generally considered hypoallergenic, as they often produce less Fel d 1 protein, a common cat allergen. Top Facts About Siberian Cats: • Hypoallergenic Qualities: Many allergy sufferers find they have fewer reactions to Siberians, as these cats often produce less of the allergen-causing protein (Fel d 1) in their saliva. • Physical Traits: They are medium-to-large, weighing 8 to 17 pounds, with a muscular build and a dense, triple-layered, water-repellent coat designed for cold weather. • Personality: These cats are known for being affectionate and, on occasion, "dog-like," often following their owners around and, at times, acting as therapy cats. • Active and Playful: They are highly intelligent, love playing with water, and enjoy interactive games like fetch. • Slow Maturity: Siberian cats take up to five years to reach full maturity, retaining their kitten-like, playful personalities for longer than most breeds. • Lifespan: They are generally healthy, with a lifespan of 11 to 15 years. • Origin: Originating in Russia at least 1,000 years ago, they are a natural, ancient breed adapted to harsh, cold climates. • Social Nature: They are great family pets, getting along well with children and other pets, though they may not like being left alone, often preferring a two-cat home. Care Requirements: They require regular grooming a few times per week to prevent matting, especially during their heavy shedding seasons in spring and fall. Ask us about our Kennesaw Petsmart Adoption Specials this week!!! If you are looking to adopt a purr-fect pet, come visit Kitty Angel Rescue! We have so many adorable and affectionate cats and kittens that need good homes! All spayed/neutered, up to date on vaccinations, tested for FELV/FIV, dewormed, current on flea prevention, and microchipped. Weekly adoption specials! New arrivals daily! Come see us and save a life! ADOPTION CENTER LOCATION KENNESAW PETSMART 860 Cobb Place Blvd NW Kennesaw, GA 30144 ADOPTION CENTER SCHEDULE Monday: By appointment only Tuesday: By appointment only Wednesday: 4pm - 8pm* Thursday: 4pm - 8pm* Friday: 4pm - 8pm* Saturday: 11am - 5pm* Sunday: 12pm - 5pm* *No appointment is needed Wednesday through Sunday*

I am a very rare breed and currently in a foster home, NOT AT PETSMART! I need a home that understands my needs for appropriate care and socialization. Please contact us at kittyangelrescueinc@gmail.com if you are interested in adopting! SIBERIAN CAT BREED Siberian cats are large, intelligent, and affectionate, originating from Russia with a water-resistant triple coat. Known for their "dog-like" loyalty, they are active, playful, and often enjoy water. They are generally considered hypoallergenic, as they often produce less Fel d 1 protein, a common cat allergen. Top Facts About Siberian Cats: • Hypoallergenic Qualities: Many allergy sufferers find they have fewer reactions to Siberians, as these cats often produce less of the allergen-causing protein (Fel d 1) in their saliva. • Physical Traits: They are medium-to-large, weighing 8 to 17 pounds, with a muscular build and a dense, triple-layered, water-repellent coat designed for cold weather. • Personality: These cats are known for being affectionate and, on occasion, "dog-like," often following their owners around and, at times, acting as therapy cats. • Active and Playful: They are highly intelligent, love playing with water, and enjoy interactive games like fetch. • Slow Maturity: Siberian cats take up to five years to reach full maturity, retaining their kitten-like, playful personalities for longer than most breeds. • Lifespan: They are generally healthy, with a lifespan of 11 to 15 years. • Origin: Originating in Russia at least 1,000 years ago, they are a natural, ancient breed adapted to harsh, cold climates. • Social Nature: They are great family pets, getting along well with children and other pets, though they may not like being left alone, often preferring a two-cat home. Care Requirements: They require regular grooming a few times per week to prevent matting, especially during their heavy shedding seasons in spring and fall. Ask us about our Hiram Petsmart Adoption Specials this week!!! If you are looking to adopt a purr-fect pet, come visit Kitty Angel Rescue! We have so many adorable and affectionate cats and kittens that need good homes! All spayed/neutered, up to date on vaccinations, tested for FELV/FIV, dewormed, current on flea prevention, and microchipped. Weekly adoption specials! New arrivals daily! Come see us and save a life! ADOPTION CENTER LOCATION HIRAM PETSMART 4794 Jimmy Lee Smith Parkway Hiram, GA 30141 ADOPTION CENTER SCHEDULE Monday: By appointment Tuesday: By appointment Wednesday: By appointment Thursday: By appointment Friday: 4PM-8PM* Saturday: 11AM-5PM* Sunday: 12PM-5PM* *No appointment needed on Friday ,Saturday, & Sunday

Oliver is about 3 years old +/-. I saw him outside in my neighborhood in distressed &hungry. For a few months I brought him food, water and shelter outside. He injured his paw so I took him to the vet brought him into my basement to recover. I didn’t intend to keep him since I already had a dog and 2 rescue cats, but I was unable to find him a home. He’s been with me for about a year. My heart is heavy with the thought of rehoming him but he isn’t safe in my home because my 2 cats bully & attack him. All 3 are indoor/outdoor. Both of my cats have aggressively attacked him. The most recent attack resulted in a puncture wound that became infected. If he stays here he will continue to get hurt. Oliver craves human attention, which he is not getting enough of. He stays in my basement and repeatedly paws at the cat door from the basement seeking attention. I fear he will break it and be exposed to my cats. Oliver loves people, loves to snuggle, and to play with toys. He’s a sweetie.

Toby is a feral/stray cat Ive been feeding for a couple years. Hes a relatively big guy, weighing 13-14 lbs. Vets estimate his age at 4 years; but he could be older. Being an outdoor cat, he got in a lot of fights and would occasionally show up with an injury. My heart finally broke enough times for him that I took him to a vet for help. WARNING: he is FIV positive and will need to be in a home with other such cats or as your only cat. I got Toby neutered and vaccinated. One of his front canines is slightly chipped; but didnt require an extraction during his recent dental cleaning. I also got him micro-chipped. Hes good with the litter-box and he didnt spray at all in my house. Why arent I keeping him? I did try integrating him with my other cats (admittedly just after his neutering surgery); however, they hissed a lot at each other and I dont feel comfortable putting my cats at risk of FIV. With that said, hes an incredibly sweet cat. Hope to share more!

We received her in June 2024 from a friend as an 8 week old kitten. She is now almost 2 years. Hoping to find a loving home for her. She is good with all people, even kids. She is not good with other animals as she likes to have all of the attention. She needs someone who can give her love and attention often so she isn’t lonely. She is very sweet, loves lasers and treats.