Turkish Angora kittens & cats in Meridian, Idaho

Lulu & Georgie Bonded sisters looking for a calm, patient home Lulu and Georgie are 1½-year-old bonded sisters who are incredibly sweet but very shy. They are beautiful grey tabbies with soft, smooth fur and stunning spots and stripes. Georgie is the bigger sister and the more fearful of the two. Lulu is a little smaller and more confident—when she feels safe and happy, she’ll roll over and ask for belly rubs. These girls are deeply attached to each other. They play, play-fight, snuggle, and clearly rely on one another for comfort and security. They must be adopted together. What they need to thrive: Lulu and Georgie need a patient adopter who understands shy cats and is willing to help them build confidence instead of hiding long-term. That means: Starting them in a small, quiet room Blocking hiding spots (no unders like beds, couches, or dressers) Spending calm, consistent time nearby with food, treats, and play This confidence-building approach, often recommended by Jackson Galaxy, helps fearful cats learn that people are safe. When they first arrived in their current foster home, they were so scared they would only eat Churu for a few days. They are now eating better and filling out, though they still nibble small meals, likely due to stress. With routine, patience, and stability, this should continue to improve. Lulu and Georgie are not instant lap cats, but for someone kind and committed, watching them learn to trust will be incredibly rewarding. 💛 Best suited for a calm home with a patient adopter experienced with shy or fearful cats.

Lulu & Georgie Bonded sisters looking for a calm, patient home Lulu and Georgie are 1½-year-old bonded sisters who are incredibly sweet but very shy. They are beautiful grey tabbies with soft, smooth fur and stunning spots and stripes. Georgie is the bigger sister and the more fearful of the two. Lulu is a little smaller and more confident—when she feels safe and happy, she’ll roll over and ask for belly rubs. These girls are deeply attached to each other. They play, play-fight, snuggle, and clearly rely on one another for comfort and security. They must be adopted together. What they need to thrive: Lulu and Georgie need a patient adopter who understands shy cats and is willing to help them build confidence instead of hiding long-term. That means: Starting them in a small, quiet room Blocking hiding spots (no unders like beds, couches, or dressers) Spending calm, consistent time nearby with food, treats, and play This confidence-building approach, often recommended by Jackson Galaxy, helps fearful cats learn that people are safe. When they first arrived in their current foster home, they were so scared they would only eat Churu for a few days. They are now eating better and filling out, though they still nibble small meals, likely due to stress. With routine, patience, and stability, this should continue to improve. Lulu and Georgie are not instant lap cats, but for someone kind and committed, watching them learn to trust will be incredibly rewarding. 💛 Best suited for a calm home with a patient adopter experienced with shy or fearful cats.