Pet of the Week

Mr. Jax – 3/5/24

Photo: 95.7FM WZID

Mr. Jax – 3/5/24

Meet Mr. Jax! He is looking for a forever home of his own, preferably with a cat buddy who can hang around with him and play. Mr. Jax is a fun-loving dude who gets along with other cats and even kids too. He’s also deaf, but that doesn’t stop him one bit. His hobbies include: sitting in a window watching the world, meowing (he can’t hear himself after all), and catnip!

Click HERE to find Mr. Jax’s video on Facebook!

Learn more about Mr. Jax and find out how to take him home from the Manchester Animal Shelter! You can email them at felines@manchesteranimalshelter.org

Pat’s Pet of the Week is sponsored by Rockingham Emergency Veterinary Hospital.

 

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Manchester Animal Shelter

490 Dunbarton Rd
Manchester, NH 03102
603-628-3544

Rockingham Emergency Veterinary Hospital

Open and fully staffed 24/7.
3 Cobbetts Pond Rd, Windham, NH 03087

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