Jax

Boston Terrier (short coat) · 13 Years 3 Months · male · medium

Boston Terrier Rescue of North Texas · Plano, TX

Life with Jax: Roo’s summary

• Because I'm low energy, I don't need a big yard or an action-packed lifestyle.
• I'm also crate trained and have the easygoing personality that makes sharing a home with me a breeze.
• I'm a gentle soul who gets along well with both dogs and cats.

Based on recorded details; confirm health, needs and compatibility with the shelter.

In the rescue’s words

Hello there, I'm Jax! I'm a 13-year-old Boston Terrier gentleman weighing 27 pounds, and I've reached that wonderful stage in life where I've figured out what truly matters: comfy beds, tasty bones, good company, and plenty of beauty sleep.If you're looking for a jogging partner, I may not be your guy. But if you're searching for a world-class lounger, professional cuddler, and dedicated relaxation expert, you've come to the right place. My favorite activities include finding the softest spot in the house, settling in beside my favorite humans, and catching up on my naps. It's a talent, really. One thing I do get excited about? A good bone to chew on! Give me a cozy place to relax and something to happily munch on, and I'll be one content little man. I'm a gentle soul who gets along well with both dogs and cats. I believe everyone deserves kindness, and I've never been one to cause a fuss. I'm also crate trained and have the easygoing personality that makes sharing a home with me a breeze. Because I'm low energy, I don't need a big yard or an action-packed lifestyle. I'd be perfectly happy in an apartment, condo, or any home where I can spend my days enjoying the simple pleasures. I think I'd make an especially wonderful companion for a senior looking for a loyal friend to share quiet days and cozy evenings with. My dream home is one filled with love, soft blankets, and people who appreciate a slower pace in life. In return, I'll provide gentle companionship, loyal friendship, and plenty of snuggles. My adoption fee is $100, but if you are a senior yourself (65+), my adoption fee is waived.

This description comes from Boston Terrier Rescue of North Texas's own listing and can change. Availability, health, and temperament are confirmed by the shelter — always ask them before you decide. How we use pet information.