Galileo

GALILEO is a male-neutered short hair tabby/calico cat, born about March 2021. We have no details of his early life. His owner of four years very reluctantly surrendered him (and Rogelio) to YAPS late Jan. 2026. Their family with two babies living in an apartment had created financial, space, and time issues caring for the two cats. Per the prior owner: "Galileo is a great cat - loves to cuddle and be near you all the time; he's very calm & gentle - good with children and other cats." We find him to be: stressed from the recent loss of his prior home of four years, so he currently doesn't come to you for affection. But, he likes being petted in his resting place. With a calm, gentle approach, he loves being picked up, and held in your lap/arms as long as you wish. He gets along well with other cats.

GALILEO is a male-neutered short hair tabby/calico cat, born about March 2021. We have no details of his early life. His owner of four years very reluctantly surrendered him (and Rogelio) to YAPS late Jan. 2026. Their family with two babies living in an apartment had created financial, space, and time issues caring for the two cats. Per the prior owner: "Galileo is a great cat - loves to cuddle and be near you all the time; he's very calm & gentle - good with children and other cats." We find him to be: stressed from the recent loss of his prior home of four years, so he currently doesn't come to you for affection. But, he likes being petted in his resting place. With a calm, gentle approach, he loves being picked up, and held in your lap/arms as long as you wish. He gets along well with other cats.

GALILEO is a male-neutered short hair tabby/calico cat, born about March 2021. We have no details of his early life. His owner of four years very reluctantly surrendered him (and Rogelio) to YAPS late Jan. 2026. Their family with two babies living in an apartment had created financial, space, and time issues caring for the two cats. Per the prior owner: "Galileo is a great cat - loves to cuddle and be near you all the time; he's very calm & gentle - good with children and other cats." We find him to be: stressed from the recent loss of his prior home of four years, so he currently doesn't come to you for affection. But, he likes being petted in his resting place. With a calm, gentle approach, he loves being picked up, and held in your lap/arms as long as you wish. He gets along well with other cats.