Violet

Violet was born in 2010 and has been with Kitty Revolution since 2021. Sadly, Bert and Violet's previous owner had Parkinson's disease and could no longer care for them. The cats were in animal control and about to be euthanized when the foster and Kitty Revolution stepped in! They also came in with a brother who sadly died shortly afterwards. The three were found as kittens and were never properly socialized. <br/><br/>She is not a lap cat and fears human touch. She will let her foster stroke the side of her face with a wand brush every once in a while, but often gets too nervous and will usually hiss.<br/><br/>Is there someone out there that will love and accept them for who they are knowing they're unlikely to change? Is there someone with a huge heart wanting to help older cats that they will likely never be able to pet? Someone with lots of windows, plenty of sunshine, and a quiet home, without the expectation of being held or showing affection?<br/><br/>Violet must be adopted with Bert.<br/><br/>Violet is in foster care. Please submit an application or contact our adoption specialists at adoption@kittyrevolution.org to meet her.

Violet was born in 2010 and has been with Kitty Revolution since 2021. Sadly, Bert and Violet's previous owner had Parkinson's disease and could no longer care for them. The cats were in animal control and about to be euthanized when the foster and Kitty Revolution stepped in! They also came in with a brother who sadly died shortly afterwards. The three were found as kittens and were never properly socialized.

She is not a lap cat and fears human touch. She will let her foster stroke the side of her face with a wand brush every once in a while, but often gets too nervous and will usually hiss.

Is there someone out there that will love and accept them for who they are knowing they're unlikely to change? Is there someone with a huge heart wanting to help older cats that they will likely never be able to pet? Someone with lots of windows, plenty of sunshine, and a quiet home, without the expectation of being held or showing affection?

Violet must be adopted with Bert.

Violet is in foster car

Violet was born in 2010 and has been with Kitty Revolution since 2021. Sadly, Bert and Violet's previous owner had Parkinson's disease and could no longer care for them. The cats were in animal control and about to be euthanized when the foster and Kitty Revolution stepped in! They also came in with a brother who sadly died shortly afterwards. The three were found as kittens and were never properly socialized.

She is not a lap cat and fears human touch. She will let her foster stroke the side of her face with a wand brush every once in a while, but often gets too nervous and will usually hiss.

Is there someone out there that will love and accept them for who they are knowing they're unlikely to change? Is there someone with a huge heart wanting to help older cats that they will likely never be able to pet? Someone with lots of windows, plenty of sunshine, and a quiet home, without the expectation of being held or showing affection?

Violet must be adopted with Bert.

Violet is in foster care. Please submit an application or contact our adoption specialists at adoption@kittyrevolution.org to meet her.