Priscilla came to Abbey Cats with her sister and brother after their family’s cat had an unexpected litter.
Like her siblings, she was initially a bit shy in her new foster home — but Priscilla’s natural curiosity and confidence quickly began to shine through.
While she shares her sister’s gentle, quiet temperament, Priscilla is definitely the braver of the two.
She’s the first to venture into a new room, hop onto unfamiliar furniture, or scope out a new space.
Her curious spirit makes her a fun little adventurer to watch, and she’s always up for discovering new corners of the house.
Don’t be surprised if you find yourself slowing your steps — Priscilla has a habit of running right in front of your legs, loudly demanding attention with meows and affectionate nudges.
She may even flop dramatically across your feet and roll over just to make sure you don’t forget she’s there waiting for pets.
Priscilla is used to being around other cats and does well in feline company, though like her sister, she would thrive best in a quieter, more relaxed home where she can continue to build trust and grow at her own pace.
She’s not quite a fan of being held yet, but she’s well on her way to becoming a confident and loving companion.
If you’re looking for a sweet, curious kitten who’s equal parts playful and affectionate, Priscilla might just be your perfect match — especially along with her sister Lorena, who brings out Priscilla’s most loving and protective side.
Priscilla must be adopted with her sister Lorena.
She would do better in a quiet home with either no kids, cats, or dogs – or older ones who were low energy and not too rambunctious.
Lorena and Priscilla need an experienced and patient owner and an environment free of small children
Please bear in mind that it is against Abbey Cat policy to adopt a single kitten under the age of six months to a home without a kitten of similar age for company
