Jack was found as a lone stray and brought to the shelter when he was 10 weeks old. He was extremely scared and distrustful of people. Shelter volunteers worked with him to build his trust, but just as he was coming out of his shell, he contracted a bad upper respiratory infection and was put in isolation until he got better. He had stopped eating and appeared very depressed.

Jack was rescued by Tails of Hope and put into a warm, comfortable room to recover from his cold. He almost immediately started eating voraciously. Now he can’t seem to get enough food and affection. He is very outgoing, well-adjusted, and used to being around people and other cats. He is extremely playful, and will play by himself, but would love another young cat or kitten to play with. He loves to cuddle and sleep up against people at night. He loves being with people and wants to play as much as possible.

Jack is being fostered in the Columbia area.

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