Approx Age: 7
Meet Jack – A Gentle Giant Looking for His Forever Home
Jack is a stunning 7-year-old Tibetan Mastiff weighing an impressive 51.4kg.
Despite having a difficult start in life, Jack has remained a loving, affectionate, and trusting boy who deserves a second chance at happiness. Full details of his background will be provided to potential adopters upon application.
Due to his size and breed, Jack needs plenty of space and would not be suitable for a flat or small home. Ideally, he would thrive in a larger property with a substantial garden, a smallholding, or a farm. He would be perfectly happy spending time outdoors, provided he has access to suitable shelter such as a barn or large outbuilding.
It is unknown whether Jack has previously lived in a house or is fully house-trained.
What is certain, however, is that despite his difficult past, Jack is a wonderfully affectionate giant who loves meeting people and enjoys human companionship. His gentle and trusting nature makes him a truly special dog.
Because of his size and the possibility of accidentally knocking over younger children, we are seeking a home with children aged 12 years and over.
Jack enjoys the company of other dogs and could happily live with one or more canine companions.
He is generally in good health but does experience some stiffness in his hindquarters, which requires ongoing pain relief. As a result, he prefers shorter walks and takes life at a slower pace, though he walks very well on the lead and still enjoys getting out and about.
Jack has not yet been cat tested, but this can be arranged if required.
He is fully vaccinated, microchipped, treated for parasites, assessed and neutered.
Jack's adoption fee is £400, which goes directly towards helping rescue and care for dogs just like him.
Could you offer this gentle giant the loving forever home he so richly deserves?
Adoption Form
If you'd like to help rehome Jack, please read the Adoption Process and then complete the Adoption Form to get started.
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