Turkish Angora kittens & cats in Fall River, Massachusetts

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Meet Aspen! Aspen is a curious, playful, and independent girl who loves to explore her world at her own pace. She thrives in peaceful, quiet environments and can often be found perched in high places, watching birds or simply supervising her humans from above.   While she isn’t a cuddly cat, Aspen shows her affection in her own gentle ways—by napping nearby, keeping you company, and choosing moments to be close. With patience and love, her sweet personality truly shines.   Aspen prefers to be the queen of her castle and must be the only pet in the home. She doesn’t enjoy the company of other cats, dogs, or young children, and would do best in a calm household that respects her space.   If you’re looking for a low-maintenance companion who enjoys playtime, quiet moments, and life lived on her terms, Aspen may be your perfect match.   ##2586972##

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Meet Soren!Soren is handsome and has already had quite some interest, however everyone is expecting him to be a social, outgoing guy that will be out and about and actively seeking affection and attention.No.That is not Soren. Soren is an introvert to the extreme. Could that change? Sure. But you also need to go into this with the expectation that it won't change and he'll just be a shy guy because that's just...who he is. Soren is about five years old and a medium-sized kinda guy at about 12lbs. He's handsome as hell and he knows it. He's not much of an attention seeker but usually won't say no to some affection if YOU go to HIM. He doesn't seem to be the biggest fans of other cats but he isn't outwardly aggressive...just sorta passive aggressive. Lots of hissing and grumbling and being visibly upset when they're in his space. He rotates between tolerating their presence and being obviously annoyed by their existence. He would probably do best as an only cat or with a cat that will mind its own business and stay out of his space.A quiet, calm, adult only home where he can be an only child would be ideal. While he does enjoy cheek rubs and chin scratches, he will most likely never be a lap cat. There's absolutely a chance that he could do a complete 180 and become a velcro cat but we don't want anyone going into this with the expectation that they can "fix him". He doesn't need "fixing"...well, he does need to be neutered still but you know what we mean.To apply, visit foreverpaws.com and click adopt to download our application. Once complete, you can email it to us at fpas1@foreverpaws.com or fax it to us at 508-677-9175.

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