Jax and his sister Gia had a rough start, born outside to a feral mom and wary of people. Through steady care in their foster home, they've become affectionate, social, and playful, though they still rely on each other for courage. Jax, the orange and white boy, was the first to warm up—he now purrs easily and is always curious, darting around for playtime or mixing it up wrestling with his sister. Both siblings play with wild energy and crash for long naps, but they’re still hyper-focused on food thanks to their tough early months. A patient person who can give them a routine will help them thrive. Because their foster’s dog doesn’t get along with cats, Jax and Gia have been living in just one room and could use space—and time—to adjust in their new home. They love each other and will need to be adopted as a pair. Like most rescued cats, they'll settle in at their own pace and will reward patience with affection and quirks. Click apply to start the adoption process.