American Bobtail and Abyssinian Cats Available for Adoption in East Greenville, Pennsylvania

Meet Finnegan, also know as Finn. This rambunctious cat is coming back to us. His owner is having health issues and can no longer take care of him. He came to us with a litter and we know that he is Abyssynian and American Bob Tail. You can see in his pictures he has a short tail. Finnegan will do best in a home that is going to keep him active and play with him. He has in interest in the out doors and would love a catio. He can get overstimulated so a home with small children would not be a good idea. He has been the only animal in his home so we don't know how he would be with other cats..He is neutered, up to date with vaccines and microchipped. His adoption fee is $50. If you are interested in adopting Finnegan, please visit our website www.lharinc.org go to Adopt and complete the cat adoption application.

The Abyssinian cat is a popular and elegant breed known for its distinctive ticked coat, giving them a wild appearance reminiscent of a tiny jungle cat. These affectionate and lively cats are intelligent, curious, and playful companions, always eager to explore and engage with their human families. With their striking almond shaped eyes and expressive faces, Abyssinians are beloved for their beauty and boundless energy, making them a cherished addition to any loving home.

The American Bobtail is a unique and charming cat breed known for its distinctive bobbed tail, which can be either short or long. These cats are intelligent, affectionate, and adaptable, making them great companions for families and individuals. With their playful and social nature, American Bobtails are good with children and other pets, forming strong bonds with their human companions. This breed's striking appearance, with a wild appearance reminiscent of a bobcat, coupled with their friendly personality, makes the American Bobtail a popular choice among cat lovers.

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