Kangaroo Jack

Meet Kangaroo Jack! At just 10 weeks old, this little bounce-a-saurus is ready to hop right into your heart. True to his name, Jack loves to show off his signature play style: leaping, springing, and boing-ing around the room like a tiny, furry wallaby on a mission.<br/><br/>We believe he is slightly visually impaired. He sometimes runs into things. He is able to find his food and litter box with no problem. He is wary of stairs so will probably need everything on the same level. He can definitely see shapes, but we do not believe he has 20/20 vision. The vet looked at him and is not concerned about it. <br/><br/>Kittens do best when raised with another kitten or young cat. Jack will need to go to a home where there is another young cat (1 year or younger). We also require that all cats in the home be kept indoors. It’s really the only safe place.<br/><br/>Jack is a total lovebug who thinks everyone he meets—humans, cats, and dogs alike—is instantly his new best friend. When he’s not bouncing around during playtime, you can find him purring happily in your lap, recharging for his next big jump. He also loves to talk. He will tell you his story all day. <br/><br/>Kangaroo Jack is current on age-appropriate vaccines, neutered, dewormed, tested negative for FeLV/Fiv and microchipped. <br/><br/>Interested in adopting? Please complete an application on our website (uaaf.org/adopt). For more information, call/text Amanda at 801-864-5510 or email amandascottsemail@yahoo.com.

Meet Kangaroo Jack! At just 10 weeks old, this little bounce-a-saurus is ready to hop right into your heart. True to his name, Jack loves to show off his signature play style: leaping, springing, and boing-ing around the room like a tiny, furry wallaby on a mission.

We believe he is slightly visually impaired. He sometimes runs into things. He is able to find his food and litter box with no problem. He is wary of stairs so will probably need everything on the same level. He can definitely see shapes, but we do not believe he has 20/20 vision. The vet looked at him and is not concerned about it.

Kittens do best when raised with another kitten or young cat. Jack will need to go to a home where there is another young cat (1 year or younger). We also require that all cats in the home be kept indoors. It’s really the only safe place.

Jack is a total lovebug who thinks everyone he meets—humans, cats, and dogs alike—is instantly his new best friend. When he’s not bouncing around during playtime, you can

Meet Kangaroo Jack! At just 10 weeks old, this little bounce-a-saurus is ready to hop right into your heart. True to his name, Jack loves to show off his signature play style: leaping, springing, and boing-ing around the room like a tiny, furry wallaby on a mission.

We believe he is slightly visually impaired. He sometimes runs into things. He is able to find his food and litter box with no problem. He is wary of stairs so will probably need everything on the same level. He can definitely see shapes, but we do not believe he has 20/20 vision. The vet looked at him and is not concerned about it.

Kittens do best when raised with another kitten or young cat. Jack will need to go to a home where there is another young cat (1 year or younger). We also require that all cats in the home be kept indoors. It’s really the only safe place.

Jack is a total lovebug who thinks everyone he meets—humans, cats, and dogs alike—is instantly his new best friend. When he’s not bouncing around during playtime, you can find him purring happily in your lap, recharging for his next big jump. He also loves to talk. He will tell you his story all day.

Kangaroo Jack is current on age-appropriate vaccines, neutered, dewormed, tested negative for FeLV/Fiv and microchipped.

Interested in adopting? Please complete an application on our website (uaaf.org/adopt). For more information, call/text Amanda a