Aslan

You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website.Meet Aslan<br/>Quiet, Cautious, and Looking for a Safe Haven<br/>Aslan’s story begins in an unlikely place — an abandoned property where a group of stray cats had made shelter in a garage. Most of the cats kept their distance, but one soft, buff-colored boy did something different: he walked up to a human without fear. That small gesture of trust likely saved his life.<br/>The woman who had seen him before knew something wasn’t right. His willingness to approach her — unusual for a stray — made her worry he might be sick or in trouble. She gently picked him up and brought him to PRBJ, where her instincts were confirmed: Aslan was covered in fleas, and they were taking a toll on his health.<br/>On the Road to Recovery<br/>After a flea bath, a full belly, and some much-needed TLC, Aslan began to improve. Though his body was healing, his spirit remained cautious. He’s still shy around people and takes a long time to feel safe in new environments. But under that quiet exterior is a cat who has already shown the capacity to trust — and who may just surprise you with quiet moments of connection when you least expect it.<br/>About Aslan<br/>Aslan is not your typical cuddly companion. He’s an introvert at heart — a cat who wants to coexist peacefully rather than be the center of attention. He’s perfect for a calm, quiet household where he can feel safe, be himself, and not be pressured into constant interaction.<br/>His Ideal Home<br/><br/>A patient, understanding owner who is content to let Aslan set the pace.<br/>A quiet environment, without children or high energy.<br/>Someone who appreciates the quiet companionship of a cat who may not seek affection often, but whose presence adds peace and beauty to the home.<br/><br/>Why Aslan?<br/>For those who understand that love can be quiet and companionship doesn’t always mean cuddles, Aslan is a perfect match. He’s the kind of cat who will quietly follow you from room to room, perch in a sunny window, and simply be with you — no expectations, no demands.<br/>Ready to Give a Gentle Soul a Second Chance?<br/>Aslan is neutered, vaccinated, and ready for a home where he can feel safe, respected, and loved in his own way. If you believe that some of the best bonds are built slowly, Aslan might just be the one for you.<br/>Apply to adopt Aslan and become the calm, steady presence this brave little survivor is waiting for.

You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website.Meet Aslan
Quiet, Cautious, and Looking for a Safe Haven
Aslan’s story begins in an unlikely place — an abandoned property where a group of stray cats had made shelter in a garage. Most of the cats kept their distance, but one soft, buff-colored boy did something different: he walked up to a human without fear. That small gesture of trust likely saved his life.
The woman who had seen him before knew something wasn’t right. His willingness to approach her — unusual for a stray — made her worry he might be sick or in trouble. She gently picked him up and brought him to PRBJ, where her instincts were confirmed: Aslan was covered in fleas, and they were taking a toll on his health.
On the Road to Recovery
After a flea bath, a full belly, and some much-needed TLC, Aslan began to improve. Though his body was healing, his spirit remained cautious. He’s still shy around people and takes a long time to feel safe in new environments. But under

You can fill out an adoption application online on our official website.Meet Aslan
Quiet, Cautious, and Looking for a Safe Haven
Aslan’s story begins in an unlikely place — an abandoned property where a group of stray cats had made shelter in a garage. Most of the cats kept their distance, but one soft, buff-colored boy did something different: he walked up to a human without fear. That small gesture of trust likely saved his life.
The woman who had seen him before knew something wasn’t right. His willingness to approach her — unusual for a stray — made her worry he might be sick or in trouble. She gently picked him up and brought him to PRBJ, where her instincts were confirmed: Aslan was covered in fleas, and they were taking a toll on his health.
On the Road to Recovery
After a flea bath, a full belly, and some much-needed TLC, Aslan began to improve. Though his body was healing, his spirit remained cautious. He’s still shy around people and takes a long time to feel safe in new environments. But under that quiet exterior is a cat who has already shown the capacity to trust — and who may just surprise you with quiet moments of connection when you least expect it.
About Aslan
Aslan is not your typical cuddly companion. He’s an introvert at heart — a cat who wants to coexist peacefully rather than be the center of attention. He’s perfect for a calm, quiet household where he can feel safe,