The Abyssinian Waited on the Stoop Like She Owned the Street
A slim cinnamon Abyssinian sits on a concrete stoop, tail wrapped neatly around her feet, looking over her shoulder at something to the left. Her coat has a warm, ticked pattern, and her eyes are bright gold. Behind her, a blue front door with a window at the top wears a green wreath with berries and a bow, and a coir mat lies on the step. The scene is crisp and festive. She looks ready to meet any guests.
Abyssinians are active, curious and very social cats with a short, ticked coat. They love to explore, climb and play, and they need lots of interaction and toys to keep them busy. A bored Abyssinian can invent her own entertainment, so puzzle feeders and a tall cat tree are good ideas. They are people-oriented and often follow their owners around the house. Always supervise any time outdoors and keep them on a leash or in a secure space, and ask your vet about the best way to keep an active cat safe.
The wreath and the door make a postcard backdrop, and the Abyssinian makes the most of it, with her long neck and graceful pose. She seems to be waiting for someone to come by, or perhaps she is just enjoying the first cold hint of the evening. Either way, she is the best-dressed doorman on the street.






