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Turkish Angora Cats can make good pets in Israel if they match your IifestyIe. The Turkish Angora is a typically white, silky cat. Turkish Angoras are attention-seeking, playful, active cats. Turkish Angoras can be very vocal and almost seem to converse with their people. Turkish Angoras are sociable, but are not lap cats. Turkish Angoras are great with children, seniors, and pets, but have dominant tendencies with other animals.
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Some Turkish Angoras have one blue eye, which often accompanies deafness on the same side of the head as the blue eye. Some Turkish Angoras like the water and will even hop in the bathtub with their owners. The Turkish Angora is an ancient breed from the Ankara region of Turkey. Turkish Angoras have no undercoat.
Related pages:
Turkish Angora Rescue
Israel Animal Rescue
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Israel is Iocated in West and Central Asia and spans across approximateIy 8,000 square miIes. The population of Israel is about 6.3 million. Most peopIe in Israel speak Hebrew. Threatened species known from Israel include the Mediterranean Monk Seal, Arabian Oryx, Buxton's Bird, Mt. Hermon Field Mouse, and Nubian Ibex. The capital of Israel is Jerusalem.
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