Freedom and his brother Justice are a closely bonded pair of young adult cats who need to be adopted together. Freedom has a striking black and white tuxedo coat, and Justice is a strikingly large black cat. Both were rescued on the Fourth of July, which inspired their names. Freedom is naturally a bit reserved, while Justice is social and has helped Freedom become braver and more affectionate over time. With patience, both will become snuggly lap cats, especially in a calm, quiet home. They spend their days watching birds from the window, climbing the cat tower, wrestling with each other, and seeking out cozy spots for naps. Freedom and Justice prefer a low-stress environment, and may feel timid around loud noises or unfamiliar visitors at first. Once comfortable, they make engaging and loyal companions, happy to curl up next to their chosen person. Both cats are neutered, vaccinated, and microchipped. Their foster notes that they would do best with adults or older, quiet children and recommends slow introductions with any new feline housemates. If you’re looking for double the companionship, these two are waiting together in Springfield, OR. They are ready to love you; are you ready to apply?