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This helps Redlands Humane Society with pet care costs.
My basic info
Breed
Domestic Shorthair
Color
Gray, Blue or Silver Tabby
Age
2 years old, Young
Sex
Male
Pet ID
–
Hair Length
short
My details
Good with cats
Shots current
Spayed / Neutered
My story
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Here's what the humans have to say about me:
3/25/23: Jack is a big beautiful boy at 15 pounds and is just shy of being one year old on 4/20. He is FeLV/FIV negative, vaccinated, microchipped, and neutered. Jack was in foster care as a kitten and adopted around 5 months old. Due to unfortunate circumstances he was returned to his foster family this February. Although he’s had a bit of a rough beginning, he is now thriving and looking for his forever home again!
Jack is sweet, shy, friendly, active, and submissive, and very rarely takes an aggressive role. His favorite things to do are to play, chase, and jump up super high to get his favorite toys. He spends his day assuming the sole role of neighborhood watch chirping at all wildlife while occasionally displaying his peak physical strength and endurance from behind the windows.
This handsome kitty enjoys cuddling up next to his humans only when he deems so but does not enjoy being picked up or held. If Jack cannot be immediately located he is most likely sleeping under a blanket, couch, bedframe, or desk chair. Jack likes to be pet and is very vocal about how food motivated he is. He is shy and weary of new people but quickly opens up with one on one quality time and patience.
He is completely litterbox trained and is a great candidate to live with other cats. Since Jack is so energetic and active he will need someone who can dedicate their time to him.
Jack is shown for adoption each weekend in Redlands so if you are interested in meeting this handsome gentleman please reach out ASAP and help him find his forever home.
3/25/23: Jack is a big beautiful boy at 15 pounds and is just shy of being one year old on 4/20. He is FeLV/FIV negative, vaccinated, microchipped, and neutered. Jack was in foster care as a kitten and adopted around 5 months old. Due to unfortunate circumstances he was returned to his foster family this February. Although he’s had a bit of a rough beginning, he is now thriving and looking for his forever home again!
Jack is sweet, shy, friendly, active, and submissive, and very rarely takes an aggressive role. His favorite things to do are to play, chase, and jump up super high to get his favorite toys. He spends his day assuming the sole role of neighborhood watch chirping at all wildlife while occasionally displaying his peak physical strength and endurance from behind the windows.
This handsome kitty enjoys cuddling up next to his humans only when he deems so but does not enjoy being picked up or held. If Jack cannot be immediately located he is most likely sleeping under a blanket, couch, bedframe, or desk chair. Jack likes to be pet and is very vocal about how food motivated he is. He is shy and weary of new people but quickly opens up with one on one quality time and patience.
He is completely litterbox trained and is a great candidate to live with other cats. Since Jack is so energetic and active he will need someone who can dedicate their time to him.
Jack is shown for adoption each weekend in Redlands so if you are interested in meeting this handsome gentleman please reach out ASAP and help him find his forever home.
First Set Of Vaccinations
Dogs: DHLPPC; Rabies vaccinations given at vet clinic
Cats: FVRPC/FeLV Combo
Feline Leukemia/FIV Test (cats)
Paid Spay/Neuter
Microchip
ID Tag (for dogs)
DOG: $135.00
CAT: $100.00
PUPPY: $175.00, $40 is refundable after spay/neuter.
KITTEN: $130.00, $30 is refundable after spay/neuter.
ADOPTION FEES & BENEFITS
Each Adoption Includes:
First Set Of Vaccinations
Dogs: DHLPPC; Rabies vaccinations given at vet clinic
Cats: FVRPC/FeLV Combo
Feline Leukemia/FIV Test (cats)
Paid Spay/Neuter
Microchip
ID Tag (for dogs)
DOG: $135.00
CAT: $100.00
PUPPY: $175.00, $40 is refundable after spay/neuter.
KITTEN: $130.00, $30 is refundable after spay/neuter.
Go meet their pets
Some of our adoptable pets can be seen most every Saturday from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm at Paws in Redlands, located at 912 N. New York St. OR
on Sundays from 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm at PetSmart in Redlands, located in the Packing House District
Our pets can also be found online and individual appointments can be made to meet them.
Some of our adoptable pets can be seen most every Saturday from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm at Paws in Redlands, located at 912 N. New York St. OR
on Sundays from 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm at PetSmart in Redlands, located in the Packing House District
Our pets can also be found online and individual appointments can be made to meet them.
More about this rescue
Offers a large and varied selection of pets available for adoption. Mostly mixed breeds, large and small, young and old. All waiting for that special person or family to love and be loved by.
We operate an "all breeds" pet rescue and adoption program. We do not operate a shelter and never euthanize a healthy animal. All of our animals are in volunteer foster homes until they find good adoptive homes. We have no paid staff, this is an all volunteer organization. While this gives our pets a more caring environment, it also limits the number of pets we can take into our system at a time.
We are the oldest Humane Society operating in California, with over 100 years of history. This history pre-dates the annexation of Redlands as a city. Our historical documents are on display at the Smiley Library in Redlands. Our current program, "Operation Second Chance" has been our focus since 1997.
Offers a large and varied selection of pets available for adoption. Mostly mixed breeds, large and small, young and old. All waiting for that special person or family to love and be loved by.
We operate an "all breeds" pet rescue and adoption program. We do not operate a shelter and never euthanize a healthy animal. All of our animals are in volunteer foster homes until they find good adoptive homes. We have no paid staff, this is an all volunteer organization. While this gives our pets a more caring environment, it also limits the number of pets we can take into our system at a time.
We are the oldest Humane Society operating in California, with over 100 years of history. This history pre-dates the annexation of Redlands as a city. Our historical documents are on display at the Smiley Library in Redlands. Our current program, "Operation Second Chance" has been our focus since 1997.
