Turkish Angora kittens & cats in Arizona

-

Leo is an orange softy in every sense of the word—softest fur, softest heart, and just a touch of sensitive soul.Right now, Leo is in a foster home and feeling a little unsure of the world, so he’s showing his “scaredy cat” side. He’ll need a patient, understanding adopter who’s willing to give him the time and space he needs to feel safe. But underneath that initial shyness is an incredibly sweet and affectionate boy just waiting to blossom.Once Leo feels comfortable, he forms a strong bond with his person and becomes a loyal little shadow, happiest right by your side. Leo is the kind of cat who feels deeply and loves fully. With a little patience and a lot of kindness, he’ll reward his person with a quiet, devoted companionship that’s truly special.Foster Update For Leo A895423Leo, the orange Turkish Angora came into foster with me because he was stressed in the cat room at Pima Animal Care Center and not eating. He was also suffering from from a uti (urinary tract infection) which made eating and drinking vital for his recovery. He was also placed on a special diet for his condition. On 4/21/26 I picked Leo up at Pacc and brought him to my home for foster care in a homelike environment to reduce his stress level and monitor his meal time and water intake. As part of switching him to a special diet he was being offered a variety brands and flavors of foods on the urinary plans to determine preference.Leo was initially set up in a large standing kennel with food, water , bed , hammock, shelving and litter box. He gets daily pets and socializing which includes being picked up and held as tolerated. He receives his meds with food in the morning and evening and is rewarded with temptations treats through out the day. He is using his litter box and his loose stools have resolved and been replaced with formed cylinder shapes. Leo still hisses but mostly as a warning that he feels unsure.Leo allowed my mother to pick him up and hold him while his space was cleaned and refreshed with food and water on 4/24/26. He likes to be petted on his head with ear scratches, and chin rubs. Foster spends time visiting and talking to Leo hourly. I am slowing trying to earn his trust as he gets more relaxed hearing voices and other routine household sounds.On several occasions has had limited interactions with my own pets , including a medium sized friendly dog. He did not se

“I’m not bad… I’m just named that way.”Bad Bunny is a floofy black cat with a mysterious vibe and a heart that just takes a little time to unlock. He can be handshy at first, preferring to take things slow and observe from a safe distance—but once you’ve earned his trust, you’ll discover a completely different side of him.

Petite Jenny is a gentle little girl with a soft spirit and a love for all things cozy. Her favorite place to be? Tucked safely under a blanket, peeking out just enough to keep an eye on her surroundings. She’s a quiet, tender soul who finds comfort in warmth and calm companionship.Jenny is currently looking for a forever home where she can continue to receive medical care. She has an eye condition called eosinophilic keratitis, a chronic inflammation of the eye that gives it a pink or cloudy appearance. While it may sound intimidating, it’s manageable with routine care.Jenny is wonderfully cooperative and sweet, making her care much easier than you might expect. What Jenny needs most is a peaceful, patient place where she can burrow, relax and call home.