"Happy"

A Visit to the Nursery!



Antioch Cattery is pleased
to offer our kittens to loving homes!


Last Update: December 1, 2009.

Please Note: We do not "sell our cats and kittens on the internet". All sales are done by
personal and telephone contact, and we are quite concerned that our kittens go to excellent
homes where they will be loved and treated with the utmost respect as fellow living creatures.
The internet is just an advertising medium to get the process started - these are my babies!







The last of Faith's kittens to go to a new home is Oddysey, our odd-eyed white boy. Oddysey is friendly, playful, and outgoing. Born on June 24, 2009, he is now five months old. We have priced him lower to help him find the right home before the holidays!

If you are interested in making Oddysey a part of your family, please click the email link below.

Please also visit our ADOPTABLE ADULTS page, and consider adopting a former show cat or a rescued Turkish Angora.


This is Hitch, a brown tabby kitten that is living in Evansville, Indiana. He is also looking for a home. Hitch is quite playful and active, and is a gorgeous example of our breed. He is now x months old, and is available for a lowered price. If you are interested in adopting Hitch, please click the email link below.

Please also visit our ADOPTABLE ADULTS page, and consider adopting a former show cat or a rescued Turkish Angora.


Albert is Hitch's brother, another beautiful brown tabby boy from Evansville, Indiana. Albert has a more serious side, and is into laps and petting. He will make someone a nice companion.

If you are interested in having Albert move in, please click the email link below.

Please also visit our ADOPTABLE ADULTS page, and consider adopting a former show cat or a rescued Turkish Angora.




If you're interested in us,
click the mailbox to e-mail our MOM!



As you view photos of Turkish Angora kittens, remember that the
Turkish Angora coat is slow to develop. Most Turkish Angora kittens
appear to be almost short-haired. Their full coat is not usually
reached until two or even three years of age. Also remember that
the Turkish Angora cat's coat is low maintenance, compared to other
longhaired breeds



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