Turkish Angora kittens & cats in Union, Missouri

Took her in from someone that had too many cats in one apartment and they couldn’t take care of all of them. She’s shy at first but very affectionate once she’s comfortable! Kenma is shy around men and would do go as the only pet in the home. She was also declawed in her front paws but not in her back paws. She’s a little overweight and needs some dental care eventually but overall the vet I took her to says she’s healthy. She prefers dry food over wet and loves to chase balls and kicker toys around the apartment!

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What is Feline Leukemia (FeLV)? Feline Leukemia Virus is a contagious virus that affects a cat’s immune system, making them more vulnerable to illness. Many FeLV+ cats can still live happy, loving lives—just often shorter than average. FeLV is only spread to other cats through close contact (like sharing food bowls, grooming, or bite wounds) and cannot be passed to people, dogs, or other animals. FeLV+ cats do best in homes with no other cats or with other FeLV+ companions. With good nutrition, regular vet care, and lots of love, they thrive and make wonderful companions. Kittens under 1 year have an adoption fee is $125. Adult cats over 1 year of age have an adoption fee is $85. Specialty cats such as Siamese are $175. Purebred cats are $250. The adoption package on all of our cats includes all of their initial vetting (FVRCP Vaccine(s), Rabies Vaccine(unless deemed too small by vaccinating vet), spay/neuter, FIV/FELV testing (heartworm testing where applicable only available at certain clinics), and microchipping. Also included is age appropriate dewormer and flea/tick preventative. All cats come with a 7-day health guarantee (must be redeemed at Pet Station in Union, MO). We DO NOT allow our cats to be declawed or outside.

Marcus should be in a home with no children. He can get overstimulated from noise and lots of movements. Will approach you for attention and let you know when he has had enough. Marcus could share a home with other cats as long as proper introductions are made. No dogs!