Jeremiah

JEREMIAH is a male-neutered, short hair grey tabby senior cat, born about 2017 He was rescued as a stray. The owner of Jeremiah (& Conrad, & Isabel) died, and his daughter was unable to keep them. YAPS accepted him (and the other two cats) mid-September 2025. No prior veterinary records are available. The prior owner's daughter states Jeremiah was rather shy, but there was limited human contact with the cats. He's getting more loving at YAPS, with more human interaction. We find him to be: handsome, calm, gentle, & reserved. He spends most of his time in a cat tree where he can look outside, and usually doesn't come to you for affection. But, he really likes being petted - may nuzzle you in appreciation. Currently, he prefers not to be held. When adopted, he should initially be placed in a "safe room", to adjust to his new surroundings.

JEREMIAH is a male-neutered, short hair grey tabby senior cat, born about 2017 He was rescued as a stray. The owner of Jeremiah (& Conrad, & Isabel) died, and his daughter was unable to keep them. YAPS accepted him (and the other two cats) mid-September 2025. No prior veterinary records are available. The prior owner's daughter states Jeremiah was rather shy, but there was limited human contact with the cats. He's getting more loving at YAPS, with more human interaction. We find him to be: handsome, calm, gentle, & reserved. He spends most of his time in a cat tree where he can look outside, and usually doesn't come to you for affection. But, he really likes being petted - may nuzzle you in appreciation. Currently, he prefers not to be held. When adopted, he should initially be placed in a "safe room", to adjust to his new surroundings.

JEREMIAH is a male-neutered, short hair grey tabby senior cat, born about 2017 He was rescued as a stray. The owner of Jeremiah (& Conrad, & Isabel) died, and his daughter was unable to keep them. YAPS accepted him (and the other two cats) mid-September 2025. No prior veterinary records are available. The prior owner's daughter states Jeremiah was rather shy, but there was limited human contact with the cats. He's getting more loving at YAPS, with more human interaction. We find him to be: handsome, calm, gentle, & reserved. He spends most of his time in a cat tree where he can look outside, and usually doesn't come to you for affection. But, he really likes being petted - may nuzzle you in appreciation. Currently, he prefers not to be held. When adopted, he should initially be placed in a "safe room", to adjust to his new surroundings.