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Patti Griffith |
In October 2003,I adopted a young male cat from our local Humane Society.this was the best move I EVER made. As far as I can tell, Chester is a purebred Turkish Van (how he ended up at the Humane Society, I will never know!), and he is the sweetest natured cat I have ever had. I would certainly consider getting another after he is gone--but I hope that is many years from now!!
13 July 2010 - Ottawa, ON

Misty Smithey |
My daughter wanted to adopt a cat went to the shelter and got one. was looking on the internet to find out what kind of breed she was. I looked at the pictures on this website. My cat is definatley a turkish van.
30 June 2010 - Harisonville, MO

Simon Gregory |
It is with great sadness that my beloved Turk Nousha died yesterday aged 15 years after a short illness. She will be sorely missed as she Bought so much joy to my life. Rest in peace darling.
23 June 2010 - Surrey United Kingdom

Caroline |
I have been told that my cat Mitzi who died on the 1 june looked like a turkish Van cat am i able to send you a photo of her she is missed very much
18 June 2010 - fife Scotland

MaryAnn |
I was given Kissee in Kuwait, in 1995, when her guardians were returning to the USA. They had found her as a starving, abandoned kitten in a car park two years previously. I brought her back to the UK and she is still going strong, at 17. I had never heard of Turkish Vans but found a photo of one in a cat book and it could have been her! She loves to join me in the shower and drinks water out of a cup with her paw. She can open doors and loves to play. Kissee has always been a little nervous and doesn't like strangers nor a break in her routine, but she is very affectionate, and vocal. She is a wonderful friend and companion.
16 April 2010 - Oxford, UK

catherine |
Hello I adopted a lovely cat from the local cat and dog home. After I got her home I thought maybe shes a pedigree and did some research - I thought she was a norwegian forrest cat untill I seen a photo in a cat book - turkish van! The same cream/chestnut colouring with a little black , amber eyes + brown spot on her neck. Think shes called a tortoishell. Wonder why she was abandoned? I've called her Maisie. Shes a gift!!
1 April 2010 - Scotland

alison shewry |
we have our dearest nearly 15 year old rescued at only about 8months heavily pregnant she is our toffey the queen of all she sees, just had big operation on mammory tumours, she is very loving girl very beautiful she is a tortishell turkish van
31 March 2010 - ramsgate kent england

Sunny |
Hi, We just realized that our baby Sundae (named that because she is super sweet, a creamy white color with brown and black spots on her head and tail resembles a icecream sundae) is a Turkish Van. She loves the water and I am curious as to what salt water or chlorine would do to her lovely soft coat? I really wouldn't want to mess it up at all if either could so before allowing her I thought I would ask. Should I shampoo her after? She has her own little life vest (better to be prepared than sorry, I worry a lot about her) and sunscreen for her nose and ears when she goes outside. Does anyone know? or have any suggestions? Please feel free to message me? beachgirl_92818 on yahoo messanger. Thanks so much!
27 February 2010 - Florida, USA

Matthew Fisk |
Your discription of the breed is spot on.
6 February 2010 - Romsey Hampshire

Diana |
My husband and I adopted a cat 14 years ago from a animal shelter. We noticed a poster on a wall with many variety of cats and felt like he was a turkish van. True to the information we have read on the internet, he is definitely a turkish van. He loves to play hide and seek, and we always wondered why he likes to remove the water from his food bowl as well as constantly sit at the bathroom sink and wait for us to turn the water on. He is very intelligent and we joke that he runs the household. He has never been outside and it is only my husband and I. He has been the most wonderful pet and we love him very much.
29 December 2009 - Texas

Sylvia |
My daughter has a Turkish Van cat that her son rescued from a parking lot. Someone had painted the kitty(at that time) with black paint. It took a long time for my daughter to get rid of the black paint and behold the beautiful feline underneth. This cat loves to swim and takes on the responsonabilty of the whole family. He is so smart and when the family brought two puppies into the home "Tigger" stood his ground. Let them know that he had his space and they were welcolm if they didn't try to take over his job. There are four cats in the home but "Tigger" is the one that just dares them to mess with him. He is a beautiful white long hair with the orange sherbert markings on ears, tail and some on his body. I have never seen such a smart beautiful cat.
7 December 2009 - Broken Arrow, Ok

Amy Whitley |
I think this program is very good but you could let the people that are on it paint the picture not just fill it in.
6 December 2009 - Leeds

Kaley |
I have a 3 yr old Turkish Van and his name is Bello . It was Bella and then we found out he was indeed a boy. He is very affectionate but also very fiesty. We love our baby.
15 November 2009 - Missouri

Liz Smith |
I haven't been in touch with anybody in CTVCA for quite a long time now. I still have my big Coppertop - Wolfie - still going strong at 16 years old although looking a bit frayed round the edges. Wonderful to see all the beautiful kitties on the Website - makes me want one! Sadly, Bubbles died some time ago at the age of 13 years peacefully at home after a long illness. She was the best!
11 November 2009 - Welwyn Garden City

Kellie |
I love your website, it has given me very helpful information. Thank you for loving these cats as much as I do.
17 October 2009 - United States of America

Virginia Toler |
I am fostering a beautiful all white kitty with bluish green eyes who is most certainly either full blooded or partially Turkish Van. She is about two years old and has a typical engaging van personality. I already have a van, and I volunteer at the shelter she was in. She had been in a cage at Petsmart since 6/09 and was not doing well with other cats. (Typical Van) I brought Farrah home to give her some time in a real home. She cannot stay here forever, though. We have someone interested in adopting her, but wanted to put her out there for those that know this breed. Please contact me if you are interested in meeting Farrah and giving her a forever home.
29 September 2009 - Houston, Texas

marianne |
The Turkish Van Cat Club show is due to be held at Bracknell on 3rd October. The schedule can be downloaded from the Turkish Van Cat Club website,. Why not bring along your Turkish Van, this year there is a class for pet Turks as well. Everyone is welcome and we would love to see as many cats/kittens as possible on show. Come to the show and have an enjoyable day out chatting to fellow Turk addicts.
31 August 2009 - UK

Ash |
I've been looking at pictures all over the internet and come to find out i have a turkish van cat her name is Miss. TIgg-TIgg she is 13 years old. When she was little i called her tigger but now she is older her name has changed to a more mature adult cat name. I always thought it was funny when i went to give her a bath she just sat there didn't make a sound or nothing. All the pictures that i've looked at look just like her its crazy
15 August 2009 - Georgia

Julie Horne |
I have a rescue kitty, named Emily, that I believe has Turkish Van roots. She is very affectionate and spunky as detailed in the decription of personality traits. People often remark about her extremely beautiful fur and markings. She does have the auburn ears, and ringtail, with marks on her back, so she is probably not full bred, but she is wonderful. She is 16 and seems to be going strong. I am glad to find your sight, and would love to go to a Turkish Van convention if you have them. I have 3 rescue cats, and love them all, but this kitty is sooo special, I can't help but be very enthusiastic for this breed.
26 May 2009 - Tulsa, Oklahoma, USA

Marianne
Hi, Denise I read your mail, I suggest you google for breeders in USA, there are a couple in Texas and they should be able to help you. Do a search using Turkish Van cat + Texas.
17 May 2009 - Somerset UK

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