10-Week-Old Apple Jack Sure Could Use a Forever Home

Meet adorable Apple Jack, a calm and gentle 10-week-old kitten with a touch of elegance and a peaceful soul. Even though he has a heart bursting with love, this serene kitty is more laid-back and observant, taking in his surroundings with a quiet curiosity.

While he enjoys a good play session with his many siblings, Apple Jack also appreciates quiet moments of relaxation. He loves finding a cozy spot where he can bask in the warmth of the sun or a comforting lap where he can receive affection from his humans.

Adoptable Kittens

With his gentle nature, Apple Jack is a great listener and a wonderful companion. He adores curling up beside you for some peaceful cuddle time, melting into your touch as you run your fingers through his soft, medium-length coat of gorgeous chocolate-brown fur. Apple Jack’s calming presence is the perfect remedy for a busy day, bringing a sense of tranquility and comfort to his surroundings.

Apple Jack gets along well with other animals, particularly those who share his calm and gentle disposition. He would be a great companion for another feline friend or a gentle dog.

Rescue Cats

He also has available siblings for adoption out of his litter of five. They include Cap’n Crunch, Count Chocula, Cocoa Puff, and Honey Nut Cheerio. And, no, the litter was not born on the breakfast cereal aisle of a grocery store, in case you’re wondering.

This is what we know about Apple Jack’s present state. Besides being house-trained, having no special needs, and being good with dogs, kids, and other cats, he is neutered, current on vaccines, dewormed, and microchipped.

Shelter Pets

If you are interested in adding this calm and gentle fluffy feline to your family, please fill out an adoption application on the Southern Arizona Cat Rescue website. If you know of someone who might be interested in this adorable floof, please share his information to improve his chances of getting adopted quickly. No pet should ever have to wait for a forever home.

You can reach out to SACatRescue with more questions at (520) 200-1643 or email them via adoption@sacatrescue.org.