Sasha My Turkish Angora by Ruby (Damascus – Syria) Sasha on the Balcony I have a white Turkish Angora named Sasha with yellow eyes. He is deaf, though :(. He is so affectionate and curious. I’ve had cats before but … Continue reading →
by JGMC (Los Angeles) Turkish Angora ?? Sick stray, dirty, no whiskers, and took him in, tried to find him a home but at 7 months, nothing, so he warmed our hearts by sneezing on the mirrors, jumping and missing … Continue reading →
by Joyce Sammons (Hodges, SC, USA) Furby at Three Months Old – photo Joyce Sammons I found my kitten lost and alone and injured the day of my boyfriend’s funeral. He just walked across the road in front of me … Continue reading →
Is This a Turkish Angora? Is this a Turkish Angora? I got her from a shelter. She’s quiet but sweet. I post my question on yahoo and people said it’s unlikely that an angora could end up at a shelter. … Continue reading →
I wanted a Turkish Angora but adopted an orphan instead by Corinne (Rome) This is “Wow” His name is Wow and that is what best describes him. I wanted a Turk but adopted an orphan instead…except the orphan turned out … Continue reading →
I have a Turkish Angora cat from Ankara by Sanem (Edremit) PAMUK – Ankara Cat – photo copyright Sanem. I am from Ankara, the capital of Turkey and I have an Ankara cat. We call them “Ankara cats”. She is … Continue reading →
by Annmarie (Crossett, AR, USA) Window seating We have two beautiful cats (a mother and a daughter) which we got at the humane society years ago. We chose to keep them as indoor cats. When people visit our house they … Continue reading →
by Elvis (Albania) Mike looking very glamorous and handsome. This is Miki my Turkish Angora cat. I’m not sure but from what I’ve seen in the internet it seems to be an Angora. What do you think??? Elvis Hi Elvis.. … Continue reading →
by Harvey Harrison (Lapta, Mersin 10, Turkey) Turkish Angora Ankara Zoo The first thing that catches one’s attention is that the Ankara Zoo Turkish Angoras do not look very much like the contemporary Turkish Angoras and not even like the … Continue reading →
Are My Adorable Boys Turkish Angoras? by Michelle Mullens (Spring, Texas) At the kitchen sink – love running water! My boys were strays along with their sisters and seal-point mother. I adopted them through an all-breed rescue group. I was … Continue reading →
