Jackson

Not much is known about Jackson's past. We think he was likely abandoned - and wisely found his way to an animal sanctuary, where he immediately made it clear he was far too friendly to be living outdoors. A big, muscly boy, Jackson is a softie at heart.<br/><br/>Since settling into foster care, Jackson has become one of the friendliest cats his fosters have ever had. He adores being carried around the house like a giant baby, follows his humans from room to room, and does enthusiastic little tippytaps with his feet the moment he gets attention. He's affectionate and happiest when he's pressed up against his person.<br/><br/>Despite this, he can be timid at time, and is also still learning the finer points of gentle play — sometimes he misreads signals and gets a bit too enthusiastic with humans or other foster cats. He's trying hard, and he's already made great progress learning to be gentle instead of letting his enthusiasm get the better of him..<br/><br/>Born around 2023, Jackson would make a wonderful companion for someone who wants a big, cuddly, affectionate friend and is willing to help him continue learning good manners. If you're looking for a cat who loves hugs, loves people, and loves being loved, Jackson is your guy.<br/><br/>NOTE 1: Spays, neuters, first vaccinations and vet checks are included in the adoption fee.<br/><br/>NOTE 2: Because a young kitten needs feline companionship, it is the policy of Cat Rescue Network that kittens 6 months or younger be adopted out in pairs unless there is another kitten or young cat already in the home.<br/><br/>NOTE 3: Cat Rescue Network only adopts their cats to homes in the National Capital region of Canada

Not much is known about Jackson's past. We think he was likely abandoned - and wisely found his way to an animal sanctuary, where he immediately made it clear he was far too friendly to be living outdoors. A big, muscly boy, Jackson is a softie at heart.

Since settling into foster care, Jackson has become one of the friendliest cats his fosters have ever had. He adores being carried around the house like a giant baby, follows his humans from room to room, and does enthusiastic little tippytaps with his feet the moment he gets attention. He's affectionate and happiest when he's pressed up against his person.

Despite this, he can be timid at time, and is also still learning the finer points of gentle play — sometimes he misreads signals and gets a bit too enthusiastic with humans or other foster cats. He's trying hard, and he's already made great progress learning to be gentle instead of letting his enthusiasm get the better of him..

Born around 2023, Jackson would make a wonderful companion for some

Not much is known about Jackson's past. We think he was likely abandoned - and wisely found his way to an animal sanctuary, where he immediately made it clear he was far too friendly to be living outdoors. A big, muscly boy, Jackson is a softie at heart.

Since settling into foster care, Jackson has become one of the friendliest cats his fosters have ever had. He adores being carried around the house like a giant baby, follows his humans from room to room, and does enthusiastic little tippytaps with his feet the moment he gets attention. He's affectionate and happiest when he's pressed up against his person.

Despite this, he can be timid at time, and is also still learning the finer points of gentle play — sometimes he misreads signals and gets a bit too enthusiastic with humans or other foster cats. He's trying hard, and he's already made great progress learning to be gentle instead of letting his enthusiasm get the better of him..

Born around 2023, Jackson would make a wonderful companion for someone who wants a big, cuddly, affectionate friend and is willing to help him continue learning good manners. If you're looking for a cat who loves hugs, loves people, and loves being loved, Jackson is your guy.

NOTE 1: Spays, neuters, first vaccinations and vet checks are included in the adoption fee.

NOTE 2: Because a young kitten needs feline companionship, it is the policy of C