Jack was found at a gas station after a rough start, but he’s made a big turnaround. He’s confirmed positive for feline leukemia and has a punctured eye. Despite these setbacks, Jack is neutered, up-to-date with his vaccines, house trained, and stays active and sweet. He plays with his friend Muffin, who’s also looking for a home and can be adopted together with him. His rescue group will continue to support any medical needs related to his leukemia diagnosis, so this is considered a modified adoption—almost a permanent foster. Jack isn’t showing any major health issues at the moment and is enjoying his life. Cats with leukemia can still have meaningful, happy years. If you’re interested in Jack, his story is just beginning. Start your journey together! Apply now.