Turkish Angora kittens & cats in Hondo, Texas

John Snow — The White Wolf of the NeighborhoodIn the quiet corners of the world, every now and then a legend rises. John Snow is one of them.Born with a coat as white as winter itself, he has walked through battles most cats never face. Other cats tried to break him, but like the steadfast hero whose name he carries, John Snow did not yield. His scars are not signs of defeat they are proof of survival, courage, and a spirit that refuses to bend.John Snow carries himself with a calm, noble presence. He watches before he acts, thinks before he leaps, and protects those he trusts with a loyalty deeper than the old tales. Though he has known hardship, he meets the world with quiet dignity, a gentle heart, and a wisdom far beyond his years.He is the kind of cat who chooses his people with care and once he chooses you, he is yours forever. A guardian. A companion. A king in his own right.If you seek a cat with the soul of a warrior and the heart of a loyal friend, John Snow is ready to stand by your side. His battles are behind him. His home, his peace, and his future are waiting.To inquire about adopting this cat please complete an adoption application at tinyurl.com/ccapadoptions

My husband rescued her, she was abandoned and hiding in cactus from predators about 12 years ago. She doesn’t do well with loud noises and fast movements or excitability. She is a very loving cat once you gain her trust. She was a great emotional support animal for me after my miscarriage about 12 years ago. We got her before having kids and recently had a baby. I also had a cancer diagnosis and we’re no longer able to afford the time and money to take care of her along with medical bills and baby expenses. She likes her space and is very to herself, but loves to play and snuggle once she’s warmed up to you. She lets my child pet her, but must be slow moving and quiet. She likes to give affection in her own time. Loves plastic bags, lasers, string, and bathrooms.