Cats for Adoption in Jackson, TN: 30 Cats Looking for a Home

These two are incredibly sweet, good-natured cats who love people as much as they enjoy each other. They spend their days playing, lounging on their catio, soaking up the sunshine and settling in for long naps—often curled up together.

Mama Zena is affectionate and loving and has one particularly endearing quirk:

She loves feet.

Given the opportunity, Zena will happily rub against them and love on them. We don’t entirely understand the appeal, but after all these years, we’ve learned not to question her hobbies.

Zenith is a social, playful boy with a distinctive look all his own. He’s long and lanky with unusually long legs, and he loves affection, playtime and being part of whatever is happening around him.

While Zena and Zenith could probably adjust to life independently, they genuinely enjoy being together. We often find them sleeping side by side, and after sharing so much of their lives,
we would love to see them find a home together.

For someone considering adopting two cats, Zena and Zenith offer something pretty wonderful: a mama and son who already know and love one another, while still having plenty of affection left for their person.

They are healthy, spayed/neutered and up to date on vaccinations.

If you’re looking for a sweet, playful, affectionate pair—and don’t mind sharing your lap with one and your feet with the other—Zena and Zenith may be your family.

These two are incredibly sweet, good-natured cats who love people as much as they enjoy each other. They spend their days playing, lounging on their catio, soaking up the sunshine and settling in for long naps—often curled up together.

Mama Zena is affectionate and loving and has one particularly endearing quirk:

She loves feet.

Given the opportunity, Zena will happily rub against them and love on them. We don’t entirely understand the appeal, but after all these years, we’ve learned not to question her hobbies.

Zenith is a social, playful boy with a distinctive look all his own. He’s long and lanky with unusually long legs, and he loves affection, playtime and being part of whatever is happening around him.

While Zena and Zenith could probably adjust to life independently, they genuinely enjoy being together. We often find them sleeping side by side, and after sharing so much of their lives,
we would love to see them find a home together.

For someone considering adopting two cats, Zena and Zenith offer something pretty wonderful: a mama and son who already know and love one another, while still having plenty of affection left for their person.

They are healthy, spayed/neutered and up to date on vaccinations.

If you’re looking for a sweet, playful, affectionate pair—and don’t mind sharing your lap with one and your feet with the other—Zena and Zenith may be your family.

Ziggy has been adopted before. He went home with one of his brothers, but while there, he began urinating outside the litter box. There were dogs in the home, and because Ziggy is frightened of dogs, we believed stress may have been contributing to the behavior. He was returned to Revelation Gardens and has not had an ongoing issue since being back in an environment where he feels comfortable.

Finding that comfortable environment took a little experimenting.

Ziggy initially returned to a cabin where his mama and one of his brothers live, but another cat began picking on him. We eventually moved Ziggy into our main house—and that’s where we’ve watched him thrive.

Ziggy can have an interesting relationship with other cats. Sometimes he’s the one being picked on, and sometimes he decides he’d rather be the boss. He’s capable of living happily with feline companions, but personalities and energy levels need to be a good match.

One cat we already know he enjoys is his friend Conway. The two could be adopted together, although they don’t have to be.

Ziggy could also do very well as the only cat in a home where he gets plenty of attention, or potentially with one or two friendly, compatible cats. A home without dogs would be best for him.

More than anything, we think Ziggy is ready for something that’s difficult to provide in a busy rescue:

a person of his own.

He’s an affectionate, fun-loving boy with so much companionship to give. In the right environment—one where he feels safe and the personalities around him fit—Ziggy has everything he needs to be an absolutely wonderful companion.

Give Ziggy a place where he belongs, and he’ll give you one very devoted friend in return.

Zuri found the PetSmart adoption environment particularly stressful, so she returned to the sanctuary while Zarina stayed and was adopted. Hoping to reunite the sisters, we contacted Zarina’s adopter, who agreed to welcome Zuri too.

Unfortunately, within a short time, uncertainty about possible future life changes led to both girls being returned once again.

None of those returns changed who Zuri and Zarina are.

They are still incredibly sweet, loving girls who enjoy playing, relaxing in the sunshine and spending time with their people. Zarina is particularly affectionate and has one very favorite way to receive attention:

She wants to be carried around like a baby.

And she absolutely adores it.

Zuri is more sensitive to change and unfamiliar environments, so she’ll need additional patience while adjusting. Once these girls know they’re safe, they are wonderful companions.

After everything they’ve experienced, Revelation Gardens is not in a hurry to send Zuri and Zarina anywhere. They have a home with us for as long as they need one.

But we haven’t stopped believing they deserve a home of their own.

If that home comes along, we’re looking for something very specific—not perfection, but
commitment
. Someone who understands that circumstances can change, cats need time to adjust, and bringing an animal home means planning for them to remain part of the family through those changes.

Zuri and Zarina have already started over enough times.

Their next home shouldn’t be another stop along the way. It should be the place they finally get to stay.

Zuri found the PetSmart adoption environment particularly stressful, so she returned to the sanctuary while Zarina stayed and was adopted. Hoping to reunite the sisters, we contacted Zarina’s adopter, who agreed to welcome Zuri too.

Unfortunately, within a short time, uncertainty about possible future life changes led to both girls being returned once again.

None of those returns changed who Zuri and Zarina are.

They are still incredibly sweet, loving girls who enjoy playing, relaxing in the sunshine and spending time with their people. Zarina is particularly affectionate and has one very favorite way to receive attention:

She wants to be carried around like a baby.

And she absolutely adores it.

Zuri is more sensitive to change and unfamiliar environments, so she’ll need additional patience while adjusting. Once these girls know they’re safe, they are wonderful companions.

After everything they’ve experienced, Revelation Gardens is not in a hurry to send Zuri and Zarina anywhere. They have a home with us for as long as they need one.

But we haven’t stopped believing they deserve a home of their own.

If that home comes along, we’re looking for something very specific—not perfection, but
commitment
. Someone who understands that circumstances can change, cats need time to adjust, and bringing an animal home means planning for them to remain part of the family through those changes.

Zuri and Zarina have already started over enough times.

Their next home shouldn’t be another stop along the way. It should be the place they finally get to stay.

These two are fun, sweet, rambunctious, and wonderfully silly. They play hard, explore everything, and bring exactly the kind of joyful chaos you would expect from two kittens growing up side by side. And somehow, they both came equipped with the most perfect little white socks.

After everything Raven and Wildfire survived together, they have remained closely bonded and are looking for a family who will welcome them both.

Their beginning was frightening. Their next chapter should be filled with play, love, safety, and a home where those perfect white socks can run wild. ❤️

These two are fun, sweet, rambunctious, and wonderfully silly. They play hard, explore everything, and bring exactly the kind of joyful chaos you would expect from two kittens growing up side by side. And somehow, they both came equipped with the most perfect little white socks.

After everything Raven and Wildfire survived together, they have remained closely bonded and are looking for a family who will welcome them both.

Their beginning was frightening. Their next chapter should be filled with play, love, safety, and a home where those perfect white socks can run wild. ❤️

He’s incredibly sweet, smart and wonderfully communicative—Presley has plenty to say and isn’t shy about having a conversation. He loves to cuddle and has become deeply attached to his people. He’s also discovered some rather specific forms of entertainment, including stealing hair elastics and investigating just about any drawstring attached to your clothing.

Presley currently lives at our second sanctuary location, where he has found the stability and security he needed after everything he experienced.

New environments can still be difficult for him. An attempt to introduce him to potential adopters in a busy adoption setting was simply too much, and we’ve learned from that experience. If Presley finds another home, it needs to happen thoughtfully, with someone willing to give him time to adjust rather than expecting him to immediately show the affectionate, funny boy we know.

There is no deadline for Presley. He has a home with Revelation Gardens for as long as he needs one.

But we also won’t assume that the place where he recovered must be the only place he’ll ever belong.

For the right person, willing to earn his trust and give him time, there is an extraordinarily loving cat waiting on the other side.

Pez is smart. Very smart. Doors, cupboards and drawers are apparently puzzles placed in his environment specifically for him to solve. He needs a home that will keep both his mind and his body engaged, with active playtime, things to investigate, and plenty of opportunities to climb and perch.

In fact, Pez may be part tree cat.

He loves being up high, surveying his surroundings from a good vantage point. But for all his independence and curiosity, Pez is also a big baby who thrives on consistency, affection and cuddling with his person. When the adventures are over, he’s perfectly happy settling in beside someone he loves.

Pez currently lives with Presley and Elvis, but he doesn’t need to be adopted with them. In fact, his strong personality and desire for attention may make him particularly happy as an only pet, where he can have his environment—and his person—largely to himself.

Pez is healthy, neutered and up to date on vaccinations.

After everything Pez has experienced, we’re looking for more than somewhere for him to live. We’re looking for someone who will appreciate his intelligence, keep his world interesting, laugh when he inevitably figures out something he wasn’t supposed to, and give this big baby the consistency and connection he craves.

If you’re looking for one extraordinary cat to make you laugh, keep you on your toes, and then curl up beside you at the end of the day, Pez may be your boy.

Over the years, we’ve learned not to measure every cat’s happiness by how much physical affection they’re willing to accept. Pepper can feel safe and content without wanting to be held, cuddled or touched.

Could Pepper ever live in a home of her own? We think it’s possible—but it would take a very particular person.

Her person would need to understand that adopting Pepper isn’t a project. There may never be a day when she suddenly climbs into a lap or decides she enjoys being petted. The reward would be quieter: watching her become comfortable in her environment, seeing her relax across the room, and knowing that you’ve given a shy cat a safe place where nothing is demanded of her.

Revelation Gardens is Pepper’s home for as long as she needs it to be. But if someone comes along who understands her exactly as she is, we won’t close the door on another possibility.

Pepper doesn’t need someone to teach her how to love people. She needs someone who understands that trust can sometimes look like simply choosing to stay in the room.

Their favorite place is the catio.

Having spent part of their lives outdoors, both still appreciate fresh air, sunshine and the opportunity to watch everything happening around them. An ideal home would offer them a secure enclosed catio or similar protected outdoor space where they can enjoy that connection safely.

They’ve also retained at least one useful skill from their outdoor days: both are accomplished mousers.

Opal and Sterling have shared a home for many years, and we would love to see them adopted together. However, we also recognize that a lifelong relationship doesn’t necessarily mean two cats cannot thrive independently. For the right home, we would consider an individual adoption based on what seems best for each of them.

What matters most is that these two quiet, deserving cats finally have the opportunity to experience something they’ve never really had before:

a home—and people—to call entirely their own

Their favorite place is the catio.

Having spent part of their lives outdoors, both still appreciate fresh air, sunshine and the opportunity to watch everything happening around them. An ideal home would offer them a secure enclosed catio or similar protected outdoor space where they can enjoy that connection safely.

They’ve also retained at least one useful skill from their outdoor days: both are accomplished mousers.

Opal and Sterling have shared a home for many years, and we would love to see them adopted together. However, we also recognize that a lifelong relationship doesn’t necessarily mean two cats cannot thrive independently. For the right home, we would consider an individual adoption based on what seems best for each of them.

What matters most is that these two quiet, deserving cats finally have the opportunity to experience something they’ve never really had before:

a home—and people—to call entirely their own

At some point in their journey, one of the sisters also required a C-section. Later, their lives were disrupted again around the time of a catastrophic flood in their community. We know the sisters experienced significant upheaval and were moved several times before eventually being brought to Revelation Gardens, although we no longer have enough information to confidently tell every detail of that part of their story.

What we do know is that after so much change, Olive and Pickle arrived together.

And together is how they will stay.

These sisters are very bonded and take comfort and security from one another. Both can be timid with new people, which isn't particularly surprising given how much instability they've experienced. They need someone who won't rush them or expect instant affection.

Give them time to feel safe, though, and you'll discover two incredibly sweet girls who enjoy affection and spending quiet time with the people they trust.

Olive and Pickle aren't looking for someone to make them less timid. They're looking for someone who understands that trust doesn't have to happen on a schedule.

They've cared for kittens who needed them. They've weathered upheaval and more than one change of home. And through all of it, they've had each other.

Now we'd love to find them the kind of home where neither one ever has to wonder what's coming next.

At some point in their journey, one of the sisters also required a C-section. Later, their lives were disrupted again around the time of a catastrophic flood in their community. We know the sisters experienced significant upheaval and were moved several times before eventually being brought to Revelation Gardens, although we no longer have enough information to confidently tell every detail of that part of their story.

What we do know is that after so much change, Olive and Pickle arrived together.

And together is how they will stay.

These sisters are very bonded and take comfort and security from one another. Both can be timid with new people, which isn't particularly surprising given how much instability they've experienced. They need someone who won't rush them or expect instant affection.

Give them time to feel safe, though, and you'll discover two incredibly sweet girls who enjoy affection and spending quiet time with the people they trust.

Olive and Pickle aren't looking for someone to make them less timid. They're looking for someone who understands that trust doesn't have to happen on a schedule.

They've cared for kittens who needed them. They've weathered upheaval and more than one change of home. And through all of it, they've had each other.

Now we'd love to find them the kind of home where neither one ever has to wonder what's coming next.

Once he feels secure, Northstar is sweet and loving and enjoys spending time with his person. He isn’t looking for a busy household filled with constant change. He’ll be happiest with someone who understands that trust doesn’t need to happen immediately and is willing to let him settle in at his own pace.

Northstar also recently experienced a change when a feline friend was adopted. We noticed that he seemed to miss his companion and went through a period when he just wasn’t quite himself. He’s beginning to adjust and come back out of his shell, reminding us again how much relationships and consistency matter to him.

We believe a quiet, predictable home could give Northstar an opportunity to truly thrive.

His adopter shouldn’t expect him to walk through the door and immediately make himself at home. He may need to watch for a while. He may need to learn the sounds and rhythms of his new environment. And he may need some reassurance that this new life isn’t going to disappear underneath him.

Give Northstar the time to discover that he’s safe, and you’ll get the chance to discover the sweet, loving boy who’s been there all along.

Northstar is healthy and neutered

When he first arrived, he kept his distance and wasn’t always receptive to affection. If someone crossed a boundary, Nemo had no trouble communicating his displeasure—occasionally with a well-placed slap.

Over time, we’ve watched him begin to come back to himself. He’s happier, more comfortable and increasingly affectionate, although he’s still a cat who appreciates having his boundaries respected.

Nemo is healthy, neutered and up to date on vaccinations. He would love a quieter home with someone who understands that trust may take a little time—and who would give him the chance to have
his own person again
.

A willingness to leave the faucet running now and then would probably earn you bonus points.

Could you be Nemo’s person this time around? Come spend some time with him and let him decide.

At one point, we took Monte to an off-site adoption center in hopes of helping him find a home. The experience was difficult for him. After several days, we brought him back to the sanctuary, and we’ve noticed that he’s been quieter and more reserved ever since.

So now we listen to what Monte has shown us.

He enjoys being petted and spending time with people he knows, but he needs time to become familiar with someone before he’s ready to let them in. He isn’t a cat who should be rushed into a new environment and expected to immediately show his true personality.

For Monte,
feeling safe comes first.

We believe he’d do best with a patient person and a peaceful, predictable home where he can settle in at his own pace. A home of his own could suit him beautifully, although a calm, compatible cat may also be a possibility.

Monte is healthy, neutered and up to date on vaccinations.

Monte may not show you everything he has to offer the first time you meet him. Give this quiet boy the time and safety he needs, though, and you’ll have the chance to know the sweet cat we’ve come to love.

Midnight is neutered and up to date on vaccinations. Maya is spayed, but her vaccinations are not currently up to date because we have been unable to safely catch her for them. We believe in being transparent about that so the right adopter understands exactly what Maya needs.

Midnight is neutered and up to date on vaccinations. Maya is spayed, but her vaccinations are not currently up to date because we have been unable to safely catch her for them. We believe in being transparent about that so the right adopter understands exactly what Maya needs.

Max
is the more immediately outgoing of the pair. He’s affectionate, playful and loves being cuddled and petted. He’s also ridiculously soft. We realize softness isn’t technically a personality trait, but once you pet Max, you’ll understand why it deserves to be mentioned.

Milo
is the more cautious brother. New people and the activity of a group rescue environment can sometimes feel like a lot to him, so he may hang back while he decides whether everything is safe. Give him that time and you’ll discover a loving boy who enjoys being petted and cuddled just as much as his brother does.

And yes, Milo is ridiculously soft, too.

Together, Max and Milo have the best of both worlds. They play and explore together, keep each other company, and when it’s time to settle down, you’ll frequently find them curled up together for a nap. Their relationship provides a familiarity and security we don’t want either of them to lose.

Max and Milo are bonded and will be adopted together.

Their ideal person will understand that Max may be ready to make friends before Milo is—and won’t expect Milo to move any faster than he’s comfortable with. With a little patience, you’ll have two sweet, affectionate brothers ready to make themselves part of your life.

Max and Milo are healthy, neutered and up to date on vaccinations.

If you’re looking for a ready-made pair of best friends—one a little more outgoing, one a little more cautious, and both exceptionally soft—Max and Milo may be your boys.

Max
is the more immediately outgoing of the pair. He’s affectionate, playful and loves being cuddled and petted. He’s also ridiculously soft. We realize softness isn’t technically a personality trait, but once you pet Max, you’ll understand why it deserves to be mentioned.

Milo
is the more cautious brother. New people and the activity of a group rescue environment can sometimes feel like a lot to him, so he may hang back while he decides whether everything is safe. Give him that time and you’ll discover a loving boy who enjoys being petted and cuddled just as much as his brother does.

And yes, Milo is ridiculously soft, too.

Together, Max and Milo have the best of both worlds. They play and explore together, keep each other company, and when it’s time to settle down, you’ll frequently find them curled up together for a nap. Their relationship provides a familiarity and security we don’t want either of them to lose.

Max and Milo are bonded and will be adopted together.

Their ideal person will understand that Max may be ready to make friends before Milo is—and won’t expect Milo to move any faster than he’s comfortable with. With a little patience, you’ll have two sweet, affectionate brothers ready to make themselves part of your life.

Max and Milo are healthy, neutered and up to date on vaccinations.

If you’re looking for a ready-made pair of best friends—one a little more outgoing, one a little more cautious, and both exceptionally soft—Max and Milo may be your boys.

All three enjoy affection, being brushed and cuddled, and spending time together on their catio. They each have their own personality, but their relationships with one another are an important part of their lives.

Because of that, we’re looking for a home where they can stay together.

We know adopting three cats is a bigger commitment than adopting one. But for someone who has room in their home and heart for a trio, Little Snow, Roo and Limon come with something pretty special already built in:
companionship, familiarity and a family of their own.

They are healthy, spayed and up to date on vaccinations.

If you’ve ever thought about welcoming a ready-made family into your home, these three sweet girls may be exactly who you’ve been waiting for.

All three enjoy affection, being brushed and cuddled, and spending time together on their catio. They each have their own personality, but their relationships with one another are an important part of their lives.

Because of that, we’re looking for a home where they can stay together.

We know adopting three cats is a bigger commitment than adopting one. But for someone who has room in their home and heart for a trio, Little Snow, Roo and Limon come with something pretty special already built in:
companionship, familiarity and a family of their own.

They are healthy, spayed and up to date on vaccinations.

If you’ve ever thought about welcoming a ready-made family into your home, these three sweet girls may be exactly who you’ve been waiting for.

All three enjoy affection, being brushed and cuddled, and spending time together on their catio. They each have their own personality, but their relationships with one another are an important part of their lives.

Because of that, we’re looking for a home where they can stay together.

We know adopting three cats is a bigger commitment than adopting one. But for someone who has room in their home and heart for a trio, Little Snow, Roo and Limon come with something pretty special already built in:
companionship, familiarity and a family of their own.

They are healthy, spayed and up to date on vaccinations.

If you’ve ever thought about welcoming a ready-made family into your home, these three sweet girls may be exactly who you’ve been waiting for.

After Revelation Gardens moved to a new location, Keoto went through a period when he began urinating and defecating outside the litter box. We tried to understand what was causing it, but there was never an obvious answer. Eventually, just as unexpectedly as the behavior began, it stopped.

Later, we noticed Keoto’s tongue beginning to stick out and took him to our veterinarian. We discovered that he had significant dental disease and ultimately needed to have all of his teeth removed.

We don’t know whether the discomfort from his mouth contributed to the behavioral changes we’d seen earlier, but we do know something important:

Keoto seems to feel much better now.

He’s sweeter, more relaxed and comfortable being out where life is happening rather than hiding away. He continues to use his litter box appropriately and is doing very well without his teeth.

Keoto’s favorite place is the catio, where he spends much of his day enjoying the outdoors from the safety of an enclosed space. And if you really want to win him over, there’s one thing you should know:

Keoto loves his squeezable treats.

He gets half of one in the morning and the other half in the afternoon, and as far as Keoto is concerned, this may be the most important part of the daily schedule. He eats both wet and dry cat food despite having no teeth, although neither seems to inspire quite the enthusiasm of his beloved treat.

Keoto isn’t looking for someone who needs a cat constantly in their lap. He’d be happiest with a person who appreciates quieter companionship and is willing to let their relationship develop naturally.

A peaceful home, predictable routine and ideally a safe catio or other enclosed place where he can enjoy the sights and sounds of the outdoors would suit him beautifully.

Keoto is healthy, neutered and up to date on vaccinations.

He may never be the cat who demands your attention—but give Keoto a safe place, a sunny catio and his favorite treat, and he’ll be quite content to share his world with you.

Joseph is a wonderfully sweet, easygoing boy who loves people. He’s a definite lap kitty who enjoys being held, cuddled and spending time with his person. He also has a playful, curious side and enjoys exploring when he isn’t busy soaking up affection.

The J Boys have shown us just how deeply they can form relationships with people. For a long time, they had a special volunteer who came twice a week specifically to spend time with them. When health issues prevented her from continuing those visits, we could see that the boys missed her. We’ve been spending extra time with them as they adjust, but their response reminded us how much having a person of their own could mean to them.

Joseph has spent his entire life with his brothers and could certainly be adopted with Jack and/or Jasper. However, we don’t want their lifelong relationship to prevent any of the boys from finding a wonderful home of his own. We would consider individual or joint adoption depending on the home and what seems best for each of them.

For someone looking for a gentle, affectionate companion who already knows the joys of a good lap and a loving human, Joseph may be your boy.

Jasper is an incredibly sweet, easygoing boy who loves people. He’s a definite lap kitty who enjoys being held, cuddled and spending time with his person. He also loves to play and explore—and Jasper is
quite the conversationalist
. If you enjoy a cat who has opinions and isn’t afraid to share them, Jasper will happily keep the conversation going.

The J Boys have also shown us just how deeply they can form relationships with people. For a long time, they had a special volunteer who came twice a week specifically to spend time with them. When health issues prevented her from continuing those visits, we could see that the boys missed her. We’ve been spending extra time with them as they adjust, but their response reminded us how much having a person of their own could mean to them.

Jasper has spent his entire life with his brothers and could certainly be adopted with Jack and/or Joseph. However, we don’t want their lifelong relationship to prevent any of the boys from finding a wonderful home of his own. We would consider individual or joint adoption depending on the home and what seems best for each of them.

What matters most is that Jasper finds someone who appreciates exactly what he has to offer: affection, companionship, plenty of conversation and, quite possibly, a permanent occupant for their lap.

Jasper was there near the beginning of Revelation Gardens. We’d love for the next chapter of his story to be a home—and a person—of his own.

Jack is an incredibly sweet, easygoing boy who loves attention. He’s a definite lap kitty who enjoys being cuddled and petted, and he’s quite happy to settle in for some quality time with his person.

There is just one thing you should know about Jack:

Jack decides when petting time is over.

If you happen to disagree and try to leave before he’s ready, Jack has been known to reach out with a paw—and sometimes a claw—to encourage you to reconsider your decision. It’s his not-so-subtle way of saying, “Wait. I wasn’t done with you yet.”

Jack and his brothers have shown us just how deeply they can form relationships with people. For a long time, they had a special volunteer who came twice a week specifically to spend time with them. When health issues prevented her from continuing those visits, we could see that the boys missed her. Their response reminded us how much having a person of their own could mean to them.

Jack has spent his entire life with Jasper and Joseph and could certainly be adopted with one or both of his brothers. However, we don’t want their lifelong relationship to prevent any of the J Boys from finding a wonderful home of his own. We would consider individual or joint adoption depending on the home and what seems best for each of them.

If you’re looking for a loving lap cat—and you don’t mind occasionally being informed that your cuddling shift isn’t over yet—Jack may be your boy.

Grace and Noah were eventually adopted together as adults. Unfortunately, they later returned to Revelation Gardens after a serious incident involving the family’s pet bunny. Noah attacked the bunny and nearly killed them, making it clear that
Grace and Noah cannot be adopted into a home with bunnies.

Coming back meant another significant change for two cats who have always relied on familiarity and consistency to feel secure.

Fortunately, Grace and Noah already knew something important:

Revelation Gardens was safe.

Today, these two are loving, affectionate companions—but they still need a little time before showing that side of themselves to someone new. Sometimes “a little time” really does mean a few minutes. Other times, it may mean a day or longer. We let them decide.

Once Grace and Noah determine that you’re safe, the hesitation begins to disappear and their wonderfully loving personalities come through. They enjoy attention from their people, playing, exploring and spending time on their catio.

Grace and Noah are bonded, and after everything they’ve experienced together,
they will be adopted as a pair.

Their ideal person will understand that the cats they meet on day one may not be the cats they know a week later. Grace and Noah don’t need to be pushed through their uncertainty. They simply need someone patient enough to let trust develop on their timetable.

A home without bunnies is required.

Grace and Noah are healthy, spayed/neutered and up to date on vaccinations.

Give these two the time they need to feel safe, and they’ll show you just how much love was waiting on the other side.

Grace and Noah were eventually adopted together as adults. Unfortunately, they later returned to Revelation Gardens after a serious incident involving the family’s pet bunny. Noah attacked the bunny and nearly killed them, making it clear that
Grace and Noah cannot be adopted into a home with bunnies.

Coming back meant another significant change for two cats who have always relied on familiarity and consistency to feel secure.

Fortunately, Grace and Noah already knew something important:

Revelation Gardens was safe.

Today, these two are loving, affectionate companions—but they still need a little time before showing that side of themselves to someone new. Sometimes “a little time” really does mean a few minutes. Other times, it may mean a day or longer. We let them decide.

Once Grace and Noah determine that you’re safe, the hesitation begins to disappear and their wonderfully loving personalities come through. They enjoy attention from their people, playing, exploring and spending time on their catio.

Grace and Noah are bonded, and after everything they’ve experienced together,
they will be adopted as a pair.

Their ideal person will understand that the cats they meet on day one may not be the cats they know a week later. Grace and Noah don’t need to be pushed through their uncertainty. They simply need someone patient enough to let trust develop on their timetable.

A home without bunnies is required.

Grace and Noah are healthy, spayed/neutered and up to date on vaccinations.

Give these two the time they need to feel safe, and they’ll show you just how much love was waiting on the other side.