Turkish Angora kittens & cats in Madisonville, Tennessee

Meet Hoss, the formidable feline hero of Katie Street, Madisonville, recently rescued by Animal Control. This big kitty isn't your typical lap cat; Hoss is a rugged, independent spirit with a penchant for rodent patrol, making him the perfect addition to your barn or outbuildings. While he might appreciate an occasional head scratch, Hoss is a cat who knows what he wants - and that's the freedom to roam outdoors. He's not one for the indoor life, preferring instead to have safe access to the great outdoors where he can fulfill his patrol duties. For an adoption fee of just $25, Hoss comes to you not only with a heart ready for adventure but also fully prepared with neutering, microchipping, vaccinations, and a clean bill of health, ready to leave the shelter and start his new life. If you're looking for a low-maintenance companion who can keep your property rodent-free, Hoss is the cat for you.

Ivory, with her enchanting beauty and serene quietude, embodies the mystique often found in felines. At 7 months old, she is still navigating the world, learning to trust and bond with those around her. Standoffish behavior in kittens, like Ivory, is not uncommon as they adjust to new environments and people. It's a reflection of their cautious nature, ensuring their safety in what they perceive as a vast, unpredictable world. Given time and patience, Ivory's true personality will likely blossom. Creating a calm, stable environment, offering gentle interaction, and respecting her space will help in building a strong, loving bond. With each passing day, as trust deepens, Ivory's standoffish demeanor may gradually melt away, revealing a loyal and affectionate companion who cherishes her human family as much as they cherish her.

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