Jack

Available

8 years and up|Domestic Long Hair|Male|Large|Boston, MA

Jack

Available

8 years and up|Domestic Long Hair|Male|Large|Boston, MA

About Jack

Jack is a stunning 14 year old tabby and white boy who was surrendered to our care by a family who needed to leave the country. He is incredibly gentle but given his recent loss of the only home he has ever known, he is needing reassurance, a quiet peaceful home and all the love that he needs to continue blossoming.

About Domestic Long Hair Cats

Domestic Long Hairs are gorgeous, fluffy cats with luxurious coats and endearing personalities. Not a specific breed, they represent the long-haired segment of mixed-heritage cats and are among the most common cats in shelters. Each one has a unique appearance and personality shaped by their diverse genetic background.

Adopting a Domestic Long Hair means welcoming a stunning, loving cat who deserves a forever home. Their flowing coats require regular brushing, but the bonding time during grooming is its own reward. These cats are as diverse in personality as they are in appearance - you're sure to find the perfect match.

Temperament

GentleAffectionateCalmVaried

Size

Medium (8-15 lbs)

Exercise

Moderate

Good With

Kids, Dogs, Cats

Lifespan

12-20 years

Health notes: Generally robust due to genetic diversity. Their long coats require regular brushing to prevent matting and hairballs. Watch for obesity and dental disease.

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Adopting in Boston, MA

Boston's historic charm and walkable neighborhoods make it an excellent city for pet adoption. The city's dedicated rescue community works year-round to connect shelter animals with loving families.

From the Esplanade along the Charles River to the Boston Common and the Emerald Necklace park system, there are wonderful places to enjoy with your adopted pet. Brave the New England winters together and build a lifelong bond.

Local Climate & Pet Care

Winter

22°F to 38°F

Dec – Feb

Boston winters are cold with significant snow, icy sidewalks, and frequent nor’easters. Paw wax and booties protect against road salt irritation. Keep outdoor time shorter during wind chills and have indoor activities ready for blizzard days.

Spring

35°F to 62°F

Mar – May

Spring is slow to arrive in Boston with cool temperatures lingering into April. As snow melts, the Esplanade and Boston Common become pleasant for walks. Watch for mud on trails in the Blue Hills and Arnold Arboretum as the ground thaws.

Summer

62°F to 82°F

Jun – Aug

Warm, humid summers are great for walks along the Charles River Esplanade and visits to the Boston Harbor waterfront. Carry water and seek shade during midday heat. The Boston Common and Public Garden offer beautiful settings for pet outings.