Abbey Cat Adoptions

Sophia has been adopted!

Vince came to Abbey Cats with his adorable sister Olive. When he first arrived, he was a really tiny kitten and a bit nervous about the whole situation of moving. Since then, he has grown into a much more confident little man and is a total sweetheart. Vince loves to play with toys, especially small objects like foam balls and crinkly toys that he can bat and chase around the room when he's feeling like having some fun. He also loves cuddling with Olive and spending lots of t...ime with his sister. Olive often grooms him while he naps, and he enjoys the affection and shows it with lots of purring. Vince is building his confidence more and more with each day. He is growing, coming out of his shell, and getting much more playful. He is still a quiet kitten overall, and foster mom has yet to hear him meow, but despite having little voice he has tons of personality. Vince would do great in a home where he gets lots of TLC and time with both his people and Olive. Vince is bonded with Olive and needs to be adopted with her. Vince and Olive would do best in a home without very young children as they need to be cuddled and played with very gently.

Hecuba has been adopted!

Nala has been adopted!

Thomas was surrendered due to lack of space and is suspected to have come from a hoarding situation. He is a smart, sweet and affectionate boy who loves to give and receive attention. Probably because of his history, Thomas is most comfortable at present staying under the bed quite a bit, and seems to be skeptical of open spaces, but does not need too much encouragement to happily come out for pets and love. He has lovely peach tones and a fine physique. He needs someone who ...will be patient with him and give him the reassurance he needs to become his best self. He is cautious for any hint of reprimand, so he needs to be treated gently and with understanding. He has a wonderful sense of humour and will give his new guardian much joy in return for their efforts. Thomas would do best in a quiet home with calm people. Having more than one person to encourage him could be an asset. He may do well with another cat who is not dominant and will be kind to him. He needs a peaceful space to help him to come out of his shell and into the open. He might do well with another non-dominant cat. But he would be very happy to be an only and very indulged guy.

Skipper and Kennedy have been adopted together! :)