RETIRED ABYSSINIANS
(& OTHER PUREBRED CATS FROM OUR BREEDER FRIENDS)
AVAILABLE

Here's some good advice for introducing an adult cat to your other cats.

Adorable purebred American Shorthair young adults available starting at $100
Pictured here: brown tabby & white young male. The best of our own breed made in the USA!
Other colors are available, including cream and white & black and white
Sartoris American Shorthairs

Kittens Available now - vaccinated, health guarantee
If you are interested, please email for details

Here is the questionnaire for an American Shorthair cat or kitten you can print out or fill out and attach to an email to us.

Retired Abyssinians and Somalis found here on Cats Run website.

If you are interested in giving a beautiful Aby cat a good home after their contribution to the breed, please contact us.

You may also want to try Retired Friends, where breeders have listed their retired purebred cats for many years. The Retired Aby page usually has 5 to 10 Abyssinian cats retired from breeding programs available from all over the United States.

Retired Friends Abys currently has:

California - April - 5 yr old ruddy female
Iowa - Slater - 7 yr old blue male
New York - Daubett - 6 yr old blue female
New York - Lofy - 2 yr old ruddy male
New York - Ginger - 4 yr old cinnamon female
Washington State - Red Sky - 1.5 yr old cinnamon male

Don't forget the Homeless Abys waiting for someone to take them home from a shelter or foster home. There are some beautiful Abyssinians available now in all colors and ranging from kittens to older mature (and calmer) Abys.

Here's some good advice for introducing an adult Aby to your other cats.

If you are an owner looking to rehome your pet, click here.

The first thing you should do is ask the breeder if they will take the cat back. In our written contract we guarantee to take the kitten or cat back if you can't take care of them for any reason for as long as they live, no questions asked. Many breeders also do this. So please ask the cat's breeder first before giving them to a shelter.