My name is Jack. As you can see from my picture, I don’t have any eyes. When I arrived at the shelter, both of my eyes were badly infected and had to be removed. Even though I can’t see, I get around very well. As a blind cat, I do have a few special needs. Blind cats rely on smell and sound to navigate, so while I’m learning my new home, I’ll need supervision to help keep me safe. It takes me a little time to adjust, but you can help by showing me where my litter box and food and water bowls are, then keeping them in the same place. If you love rearranging furniture, I may not be the right kitten for you because I memorize where everything is so I can run and play safely. Naturally, I need to be an indoor-only cat because the outside world is too scary and dangerous for me. Since I use my sense of smell to understand my surroundings, I may be cautious around new scents until I know I’m safe. If you introduce new smells gently and reassure me, I’ll begin to explore. I love cuddling with my people and playing with my foster siblings. I even enjoy sitting on my foster mom’s lap with the big furry thing she says is a dog.I’ve been raised with kittens, adult cats, and a cat-trained dog, so I’m used to having playmates and would be happy to share my forever home with one or more. If you’re looking for a loving companion who will keep you entertained and give plenty of affection, I could be the perfect addition to your family!I have not been around children. Young children might not be a good match for me.I'm perfect with the litter box.