Biscotti was found on a kind person’s porch and was clearly a recently abandoned kitten.
He kept begging to go inside and was being bullied by the outdoor cats in the neighbourhood.
He was very happy to be taken into Abbeycats and was well-behaved at the vet for his vaccines and his neuter.
Biscotti is now in a foster home with one adult and two other cats, though he has played with a ten-year-old boy and received pets from other visitors.
He loves to cuddle and play and gets the zoomies.
He is incredibly gentle and never even play-bites.
He definitely takes comfort in having a person near and is always in the same room as his foster mom.
He loves ear scratches and showing his belly.
Biscotti was likely an only kitten before his short time outside because he didn’t play nicely with the other cats at first, but he’s now learned to respect their hisses.
Much more interested in people, he would do well as an only cat with an attentive adopter or a family.
He is adjusting really well to being around other cats, though, and could also do well with a cat of a similar age who likes to play.
A bit more shy with men than women, Biscotti has a sweet, rumbly purr and likes to give and receive kisses.
He sleeps in bed with his foster every night.
Biscotti is also the most food-motivated cat to maybe ever exist and will show his belly for treats.
Biscotti would do well as an only cat or possibly with a respectful friend.
He is so gentle and would be a great family cat and do well with children.
Unsure of dogs. He loves to play.
Please bear in mind that it is against Abbey Cats’ policy to adopt a single kitten under the age of six months to a home without a kitten of similar age for company.
