Abyssinian kittens & cats in Marseilles, Illinois

Tchibo traveled all the way from Kuwait and is on the hunt for a forever home ❤️ He is a gorgeous Abyssinian and is super playful and loves attention! He only cuddles when he goes to sleep, but will be busy exploring the world while he is awake. Do you want to make Tchibo a part of your family? Adoption fee: $550 Apply here: rubywhiskers.org/adopt

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Kaya was the only cat out of a litter of four that was never adopted from a pregnant stray we took in. We ended up deciding to keep him because he is super cute and we love his personality, but unfortunately, I recently lost my job and cannot afford to keep caring for him. We have other cats, so Kaya is well socialized with other cats and people. He can be a bit skittish with new people, so keep that in mind if you decide to adopt him! Most cats need time to warm up to their new home (territory). Kaya loves attention and playtime. He is a big fan of catnip toys and will frequently approach you for attention. He likes to cuddle in bed with us sometimes at night too. So, if you are looking for an extremely adorable cat who loves attention to join your family, Kaya is the right cat for you!

Wren is a 3-month-old Abyssinian and white kitten with a playful spirit and a curious mind. He’s the adventurous half of this sibling duo and is usually the first to investigate a new toy, explore a new room, or turn everyday objects into a game.Wren is full of personality and fun. He loves carrying soft toys around in his mouth and happily turns playtime into a soccer match, chasing balls across the room with enthusiasm. He’s an energetic little explorer who sometimes gets into mild kitten mischief, but he redirects easily and is always ready for the next adventure.Despite his playful side, Wren is incredibly affectionate and loves being close to his people. When he gets sleepy, he’ll come looking for a lap or a cozy place to snuggle. Belly rubs are one of his favorite things, and he’s often found snoozing happily on his back.Wren and his brother Finch adore each other and spend plenty of time playing and curling up together. They would make a wonderful pair and are sure to bring joy and laughter to any home. If adopted separately, Wren would do best in an active home where his curiosity and playful energy can shine.Both kittens are loving, people-oriented companions who enjoy cuddling just as much as they enjoy playing — the perfect combination for a happy home.