Mack

Mack is affectionate, calm, loves to chill with his people, sleep on the bed next to you, and generally lounge around, though he can occasionally go bonkers playing with his favorite toys (catnip toys and feathered mice and wands). He can be alone for several hours, is quiet throughout the night, tends to follow when called with "come," and loves to be called "you're a good boy.”<br/><br/>Mack loves to be brushed, especially gentle strokes on his cheeks from front to back, and to watch birds and squirrels from a comfy spot.<br/><br/>Mack was adopted as a very young cat by the prior owner when he walked onto the school grounds where she worked. He lived with two adult cats for about four years until they moved away and then with one young cat for about seven years until that cat passed away in October 2025.<br/><br/>We adopted Mack through private rehoming when the prior owners moved away.<br/><br/>Even though Mack lived with other cats in his prior family, we’ve been unsuccessful in getting Mack to accept our other cat, which is much smaller and more active. As our other cat is not a good candidate for adoption, we unfortunately need to find a good home for Mack.<br/><br/>Mack is a very good cat who would do best in a quiet, loving, stable home, ideally with no other cats, or possibly with another cat of similar size and temperament.<br/><br/>He also needs an experienced cat person who can read his body language and meet his needs, which can be managed by reading his cues and veterinary-prescribed food for constipation (wet and/or dry).<br/><br/>Veterinary-prescribed food for constipation (wet and/or dry).<br/><br/>Mack is an indoor-only cat, uses his litter box perfectly, keeps himself very well groomed and benefits from frequent brushings, and loves to scratch his litter tracking mat (soft honeycomb style).<br/><br/>He is current on his rabies and FVRCP vaccines, microchipped, and prefers not to have his paws touched so lots of treats may help with nail trims.<br/><br/>Mack is currently living in San Jose, CA 95127<br/><br/><br/>For more information or to apply for Mack, please go to:<br/>https://www.peninsulacatworks.org/adoption/cat.php?id=2313<br/><br/>[id=2313;ts=1790607642;src=pf]

Mack is affectionate, calm, loves to chill with his people, sleep on the bed next to you, and generally lounge around, though he can occasionally go bonkers playing with his favorite toys (catnip toys and feathered mice and wands). He can be alone for several hours, is quiet throughout the night, tends to follow when called with "come," and loves to be called "you're a good boy.”

Mack loves to be brushed, especially gentle strokes on his cheeks from front to back, and to watch birds and squirrels from a comfy spot.

Mack was adopted as a very young cat by the prior owner when he walked onto the school grounds where she worked. He lived with two adult cats for about four years until they moved away and then with one young cat for about seven years until that cat passed away in October 2025.

We adopted Mack through private rehoming when the prior owners moved away.

Even though Mack lived with other cats in his prior family, we’ve been unsuccessful in getting Mack to accept our other cat, whic

Mack is affectionate, calm, loves to chill with his people, sleep on the bed next to you, and generally lounge around, though he can occasionally go bonkers playing with his favorite toys (catnip toys and feathered mice and wands). He can be alone for several hours, is quiet throughout the night, tends to follow when called with "come," and loves to be called "you're a good boy.”

Mack loves to be brushed, especially gentle strokes on his cheeks from front to back, and to watch birds and squirrels from a comfy spot.

Mack was adopted as a very young cat by the prior owner when he walked onto the school grounds where she worked. He lived with two adult cats for about four years until they moved away and then with one young cat for about seven years until that cat passed away in October 2025.

We adopted Mack through private rehoming when the prior owners moved away.

Even though Mack lived with other cats in his prior family, we’ve been unsuccessful in getting Mack to accept our other cat, which is much smaller and more active. As our other cat is not a good candidate for adoption, we unfortunately need to find a good home for Mack.

Mack is a very good cat who would do best in a quiet, loving, stable home, ideally with no other cats, or possibly with another cat of similar size and temperament.

He also needs an experienced cat person who can read his body language and