A Visit to the Nursery: Our 2023 kittens!



Antioch Cattery is pleased
to offer our Turkish Angora kittens to loving indoor homes!

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Please Note: We do not "sell our cats and kittens on the internet". This website is just a point of contact. 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!


Most Recent Update of Nursery News: November 13, 2023




Status Key:

  • Adoptable: Ready to go.
  • Available: Ready for reservation.
  • Reserved: Promised to someone.
  • On Hold: Not ready yet.








    • On Juneteenth (6/19/23), Farah and Snowman were the proud parents of three white kittens with gold or green eyes. These kittens are very playful and energetic, and their favorite activity is chasing an interactive toy! We named them for the holiday on which they were born, so their temporary names are Liberty (a boy), Destiny (a girl), and Jubilee (a shy girl). We hope to find homes for these kittens that do not have a dog. They had a bad early experience with a dog and finding such a home will be difficult, but we will try. This is Liberty. He is ready to go.





    On Juneteenth (6/19/23), Farah and Snowman were the proud parents of three white kittens with gold or green eyes. These kittens are very playful and energetic, and their favorite activity is chasing an interactive toy! We named them for the holiday on which they were born, so their temporary names are Liberty (a boy), Destiny (a girl), and Jubilee (a shy girl). We hope to find homes for these kittens that do not have a dog. They had a bad early experience with a dog and finding such a home will be difficult, but we will try. This is Destiny. She is ready to go.





    		And this photo is Jubilee. We are still working with her to build confidence. She is on hold while I work with her a bit more. The best way to ask about the upcoming kittens is to e-mail me to obtain my phone number, and then call me to discuss the kittens, receive photos or videos (requires facebook or instagram messenger), or to arrange to meet them.
    (Messenger is the quickest way to reach me, I am /kit.goodwin.5)

    We have always given referrals to other breeders who may currently have kittens, so contact me directly to hear about them as well. I also operate a Facebook group called "Available Pedigreed Turkish Angora Kittens" - please answer THREE of the membership questions to join. There are many breeders who are members of this group, offering pet kittens for adoption. Photos copyright by Kit Goodwin. Photos may not be used without written permission.








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

    Please be sure to include the following information:
    your phone contact number, your state of
    residence, and whether you want a pet or a show kitty.







    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
    long-haired breeds

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    Raising Our Kittens
    Shipping Your Kitten
    Your Kitten's Vaccines
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