Tips for Adopting Out an Adult Cat?

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I've been helping some friends adopt out kittens recently, and found that with kittens, you have tons of inquiries to sort through. Which actually surprised me. Because even though I know that most people want cute baby animals, I figured that with so many kittens being put to sleep in shelters, that there weren't actually enough people looking for/wanting kittens. Now I need to help my grandparents adopt out an adult cat. The problem is, a relative dumped off their cat with my grandparents. The cat is really super sweet (was rescued as a kitten), and is only 1-2 years old. Already neutered. Really nice cat. But my grandfather has an oxygen line going all around the house. And you know how cats are... So the cat is confined to the laundry room (which is fairly big for a laundry room, but still). I posted ads on the same place (Craigslist) as I did for the kitten ads, and no responses at all. This is a plain grey tabby with white socks and golden eyes, so yeah, a pretty common looking cat. But still, I would have thought that someone who inquire. Any ideas?