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Splash, a Adopted Turkish Angora in Montreal, QC image 3/5

Splash

Young
Male
Large

Turkish Angora

About Splash

Montreal, QC

Breed

Turkish Angora

Physical Traits

Young

(1-3 years)

Male

Large

(12-16 lbs)

Coat: Long

Orange & White

Behavior

House-trained: Yes

Health

Spayed/Neutered:

Yes

Vaccinated:

Yes

Splash’s Compatibility

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Splash's Story

Splash is a 1 year old orange and white Turkish Angora (type)! Sporting a huge feather duster tail and a completely sweet disposition, he would be a perfect new companion for you and your family. Splash is neutered, dewormed, vaccinated and healthy! Splash is good with other cats. He is a bit shy at first but then is glued to his favourite human! Turkish Angoras are a very loyal breed. He has affectionate baby energy. He has no aggression whatsoever in him, he's just a fuzzy beautiful boy. If you'd like to adopt Splash, please send an adoption inquiry to robinhoodcatrescue@gmail.com with your phone number. You will be contacted shortly for an adoption interview.

Splash is a 1 year old orange and white Turkish Angora (type)! Sporting a huge feather duster tail and a completely sweet disposition, he would be a perfect new companion for you and your family.

Splash is neutered, dewormed, vaccinated and healthy!

Splash is good with other cats. He is a bit shy at first but then is glued to his favourite human! Turkish Angoras are a very loyal breed. He has affectionate baby energy. He has no aggression whatsoever in him, he's just a fuzzy beautiful boy.

If you'd like to adopt Splash, please send an adoption inquiry to robinhoodcatrescue@gmail.com with your phone number. You will be contacted shortly for an adoption interview.

Our Mission

Our mission is to rescue cats before they're abandoned outside by giving cat guardians the option to surrender the cats they can't care for, and to educate adopters on how to safely and adequately care for cats during adoption process. Most rescues in this area don't accept surrenders, and even the SPCA becomes full as w...