Turkish Angora kittens & cats in Gilbert, Arizona

I’m looking for someone to foster my two babies for about a year, but am also open to rehoming them. As much as it breaks my heart to have to do this, I’m going to be moving back in with my mom when my lease is up at the end of October and she’s highly allergic (as are the majority of my family members). I would like to keep them in the same household. I would also prefer the possibility to take them back eventually, but I know that can be hard for someone to let go of them after caring for them and bonding with them so this isn’t a requirement, but if you’re open to that, I would really appreciate it. Luna (black and white) is approximately 4yo and Jade (all black) is 5yo. Jade was born on June 3rd

Josephine is an absolutely beautiful 10-week-old, long-haired dilute tortie fluff ball with a gentle, sweet heart. She can be a little shy when meeting new friends, but once she warms up, her fun and playful side shines right through. Super cuddly and loves to purr and make biscuits on a soft plush blanket!Josephine has feline herpes, and an adoption counselor will gladly walk you through what that means and how easy it is to manage.Josephine will be in the shelter for adoption hours Saturday from 10- 4pm. Come meet her!!! To get started in the process of meeting this dog, please visit https://azfriends.org/testing/adopt.html to complete an adoption consultation form, and then come by the Adoption Center to meet with one of our adoption counselors. No appointments are necessary and you can come and see us any time we are open. Please go to our website (www.azfriends.org) to fill out a consultation form then come and see us! We do require any family interested in meeting our dogs or cats to fill out a consultation form – this form helps us determine if the dog/cat and the home are a good match, since it is so easy to fall in love with a photo, without knowing the personality of the animal. Once you have filled out the online Adoption Consultation Form, just come in and see us (or come and see us and fill out the consultation form upon arrival)!Please note that ALL dogs and cats are available to the first home that meets the dog or cat that we feel is a good match. In the event there is more than one home interested in the same animal, a lottery may be held that will include all families that are at our adoption center at the time we open the day the animal becomes available. In order to help make the best match, we do want all family members (dogs and humans) to meet any potential new family member. Our adoption center hours are: Closed Sunday/Monday; Tuesday 10a-2p, Wednesday 3p-7p, Thursday 3p-7p, Friday 10a-2p, Saturday 10a-4p. We are located at 952 W Melody Avenue in Gilbert (zip code 85233).All animals are altered, vaccinated, microchipped, dewormed, licensed (dogs). Cats tested for FELV/FIV. Dogs tested for Heartworm. All animals are available to the first family that is a good match, and if we have more than one animal who is a good match, there will be a lottery for all matches. Note that families must have come in to our adoption center and spoken with an adoption counselor prior to any lottery (when we have lotteries, they usually occur on Saturday mornings).

This sweet girl is Miss Piggy! She is an elderly kitty, but don't let her age fool you! She is a very spry 11 year old. From what we were told about her, she started out in a home with other cats that had bullied her. When her owner passed away, our co-workers grandma , who was in the same assisted living community, took her in and took care of her for a full year before she had to give her away. Unfortunately, it was either us or the pound, so we took her in! We didn't know how she would react to our 3 cats but we knew that we had to try. It has been a bumpy road. Due to her past with other cats, she doesn't like them which has caused a lot of issues for her. I will say, she has an attitude when she's stressed (honestly, same) and she has bopped us from time to time of she's over stimulated. But she couldn't be a more loving cat when she's on her own. She needs to be the only animal in the home, probably a more quiet place. We loved her to bits, but we know she's not happy here.