Jasper

Jasper is one of our beloved “J Boys”—three brothers who hold a particularly special place in the story of Revelation Gardens.<br/><br/>Jasper, Jack and Joseph came to us as tiny orphans and were among our very first rescues, back when Revelation Gardens was operating from a small shop in town. There were originally four kittens in the litter, and their sister went on to become our very first adoption.<br/><br/>The three brothers stayed, and somewhere along the way Jack, Jasper and Joseph simply became affectionately known as the J Boys.<br/><br/>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.<br/><br/>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.<br/><br/>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.<br/><br/>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.<br/><br/>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.

Jasper is one of our beloved “J Boys”—three brothers who hold a particularly special place in the story of Revelation Gardens.

Jasper, Jack and Joseph came to us as tiny orphans and were among our very first rescues, back when Revelation Gardens was operating from a small shop in town. There were originally four kittens in the litter, and their sister went on to become our very first adoption.

The three brothers stayed, and somewhere along the way Jack, Jasper and Joseph simply became affectionately known as the J Boys.

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 volunt

Jasper is one of our beloved “J Boys”—three brothers who hold a particularly special place in the story of Revelation Gardens.

Jasper, Jack and Joseph came to us as tiny orphans and were among our very first rescues, back when Revelation Gardens was operating from a small shop in town. There were originally four kittens in the litter, and their sister went on to become our very first adoption.

The three brothers stayed, and somewhere along the way Jack, Jasper and Joseph simply became affectionately known as the J Boys.

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 adopt