Turkish Angora kittens & cats in Woodland, California

Home to Home Program Contact: Ashton at 707-816-0367 Bella is a Turkish Angora Tuxedo cat. 11 yo, spayed and current with vaccines. She is good with old kits, dogs, indoor-only, and a lap cat. She does like to lay on the balcony in the sun, but does not travel into the yard. She is not too keen on men. Call Ashton at 707-816-0367 if interested.

At 12 years young, Anais is proof that age is just a number! This beautiful 19-lb lady is full of life, personality, and plenty of love to give. She enjoys attention, lounging in cozy spots, and being near her people â&#194&#128&#194&#148 and she still has that spark that reminds you sheâ&#194&#128&#194&#153s got lots of good years ahead of her.Anais is looking for a committed forever home that can help her on her wellness journey. She would benefit from a carefully managed diet and a little encouragement to safely slim down to a healthier, more comfortable 12â&#194&#128&#194&#14714 lbs. With the right routine and support, sheâ&#194&#128&#194&#153s sure to feel even more energetic and thrive. If youâ&#194&#128&#194&#153re ready to cheer on a sweet senior with a big heart (and currently a big figure!), Anais will reward you with companionship, warmth, and the joy of watching her blossom into her healthiest self.February 14, 2026, 4:17 pm

Augustus is a very sweet boy very confident after just a little while in a new place. He's very friendly wants to come up and say hi and get pets. He loves stretching out next to you and just chilling. He is FIV positive, we found him abandoned and was able to track down through his microchip this information. He is in great health but he should stay indoors to keep him healthy. He has done well with other kitties but he is great as an only cat as well. He is a kitty that likes attention.

Meet Mick! Mick was a `community cat` who formed a close friendship with another cat and would wait by the door and sneak into the house to visit him every chance he could. :-) Unfortunately, his buddy moved away and it is time for Mick to find his own loving home. Mick is very friendly and affectionate. He may nip or swat if he gets overstimulated, so it is important to pay attention to how you are petting him and his body language so you can tell when he needs a little break. Mick appears to be sensitive about being touched along his back, which is pretty common for cats. Meanwhile, he loves cheek and neck rubs so keep those coming! Please allow Mick to initiate and show you all of his sweet spots and enjoy his wonderful purr!Mick would do best in a household without young children. In addition to getting along great with other cats, Mick was fine with the family's dog and would often use him as a ruse to sneak into the house. If he is going to be allowed outdoors in his new home, he should be given an appropriate acclimation period so he does not try to return to his old neighborhood.January 21, 2026, 6:48 pm