Turkish Angora kittens & cats in Amarillo, Texas

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Meet Albie! 🐾💛 Albie was named after Albert Einstein thanks to the crazy little tufts of fur sticking out of his ears—and somehow, the name just fits him. Albie showed up as a stray kitten looking for somewhere safe, and we suspect he may have been on his own pretty young. He loves people, but he needs a little time to feel safe in new surroundings. Albie isn't the type of kitten to walk into a new home like he owns the place. He prefers to hide, watch from a distance, and figure out how everything works first. When he arrived at his foster home, he spent his first three days hiding! So if Albie goes under the couch or finds himself a little hideaway when he first comes home, let him. Give him a safe spot, hang out nearby, talk to him, and let him come around on his own time. He's not trying to escape you—he's just figuring out where he fits. And trust us: Albie is worth the wait. ❤️ Once comfortable, he's a goofy, playful little guy who gets the zoomies, loves toys, and enjoys playing chase with his foster's young adult cat. He doesn't really enjoy wrestling and is respectful of the senior cats in the home. He's also an absolute cuddle bug. Albie will crawl onto your chest and purr up a storm, and when he's relaxed and sleepy, he'll even lift his face toward you for the cheek kisses he's loved since he was tiny. 🥹 Albie is litter box trained, clean, has a great appetite, and isn't particularly chatty. He's the perfect mix of playful kitten and affectionate companion. Albie doesn't need someone who expects him to feel at home on day one. He just needs someone willing to give him the time to realize that he IS home. 💛

Meet Liberty! 🤍🐾 Liberty is a beautiful, quiet soul looking for someone who understands that not every cat wants to be the center of attention. She's still a very shy girl who spends a lot of her time observing the world from a safe, cozy hiding spot, but we're starting to see some really sweet progress! Liberty is becoming much more comfortable with gentle affection. While she may still hide quite a bit, she's now beginning to lean into pets and enjoy the attention once she realizes she's safe. 🥹🩷 Being picked up still isn't her favorite thing, and Liberty isn't going to be the cat who immediately marches into a new home like she owns the place. She's the kind of girl who needs a calm, patient family willing to let her settle in without pressure and build trust at her own pace. Because of her timid nature, Liberty would do best in a quieter home with adopters who understand shy cats and are willing to celebrate the little victories—the first time she chooses to stay out a little longer, the first time she leans into your hand for more pets, and eventually, the day she realizes she's truly home. Liberty is already showing us that there's an affectionate girl underneath all that shyness. She just needs someone willing to give her the time to come out. 🤍 If you have a peaceful home and a heart for giving a shy cat the chance she deserves, Liberty just might be the one you've been waiting for. 🐾🩷