Rescued from a house with way too many cats, Jasper is still on shaky ground and is having difficulty coping with his new world of less cat competition, more food and special attention. In the house of 54 cats that he came from, it’s clear he was not one of the Alpha males. He is shy and insecure, preferring to hide under a blanket or furniture. When coaxed out, he is a docile, sweet boy who loves being brushed and cuddled. He enjoys wet food and treats too. He has made great progress in the month that he has been in TCR foster care. These days he greets his foster family with a peppy chirp in the mornings.
Jasper’s true personality has been stifled for all of his life. He needs time to adjust and a quiet home without young children. This gorgeous boy is seeking a patient owner who will help him travel his journey of self-discovery, and enjoy watching a beautiful butterfly emerge from his cocoon. The reward for adopting Jasper, and waiting for him to fully trust, will be the unconditional love of a cat who truly knows he was rescued.
Jasper was born January 1, 2012.. and has been neutered and vaccinated. To adopt, call us 416-538-8592, press #1 / email us: tcr.adoptions@gmail.com / fill in our adoption online form on our Adopt A Cat page.
Great Site and beautiful photos. I’ve already left a note on your black and white beauty page, for over the last few years I’ve adopted four “colorful” cats like these you feature. The last two are with me now, beautiful brothers one year old. They not only enjoy my bed, couch, their own room and everything they can steal, knock down and bat around but my heart too. The larger of the pair is my book cat. His image will be on the cover of a fictional book about cats and farm animals coming out this spring. His name is Pounce and I’ll send a signed copy (softbound) to anyone who can name the book for me. They can send their suggestions to my page on facebook. Thanks for loving those black and white rascals, as I’ve always been drawn to them. Nita Berquist, Kent, WA, USA