Abby

Abby was abandoned at a farm in Half Moon Bay, CA. She is rambunctious, social, fearless, uber-curious, very busy, and extremely loving. Part Abyssinian, Abby is a gorgeous mix of black, orange and brown, and about 1 year old. She is spayed, chipped and up to date on her vaccinations. She has been in foster care since Christmas, learning the manners her abandoner never taught her. When she is done with Charm School she’ll need an indoor home without dogs (the only thing that truly terrifies her) and with experienced cat owners who can appreciate her delightfulness while respecting the fact that she can get over-excited. She would do well with another cat or two in the house who likes to play as hard as she does.

Abby was abandoned at a farm in Half Moon Bay, CA. She is rambunctious, social, fearless, uber-curious, very busy, and extremely loving. Part Abyssinian, Abby is a gorgeous mix of black, orange and brown, and about 1 year old. She is spayed, chipped and up to date on her vaccinations. She has been in foster care since Christmas, learning the manners her abandoner never taught her. When she is done with Charm School she’ll need an indoor home without dogs (the only thing that truly terrifies her) and with experienced cat owners who can appreciate her delightfulness while respecting the fact that she can get over-excited. She would do well with another cat or two in the house who likes to play as hard as she does.

Abby was abandoned at a farm in Half Moon Bay, CA. She is rambunctious, social, fearless, uber-curious, very busy, and extremely loving. Part Abyssinian, Abby is a gorgeous mix of black, orange and brown, and about 1 year old. She is spayed, chipped and up to date on her vaccinations. She has been in foster care since Christmas, learning the manners her abandoner never taught her. When she is done with Charm School she’ll need an indoor home without dogs (the only thing that truly terrifies her) and with experienced cat owners who can appreciate her delightfulness while respecting the fact that she can get over-excited. She would do well with another cat or two in the house who likes to play as hard as she does.