Rocket🔗

Time Left

Rocket could live ~1–17 years more.

Typical lifespan: 11–19 years · Breed: Domestic Shorthair / Tabby

Age Analysis

Computer vision estimates 7–10 years (high confidence).

⚠ Shelter reports 2 yrs vs. CV estimate of 7–10 yrs — Shelter lists 2 yrs, but photo analysis estimates 7–10 yrs — this animal may be older than reported.

Notes from listing

Meet Rocket - Your Personal Launchpad to Fun and Cuddles! Ready for blastoff? Rocket is here to take your heart on an out-of-this-world adventure! This spunky, outgoing young lovebug is bursting with energy and affection-and he's got the perfect mix of playfulness and snuggle skills. Whether he's zooming around during playtime or curling up for a cozy cuddle session, Rocket knows how to make every moment count. Rocket's a star player in playgroups and knows his doggy manners like a champ. He loves making furry friends and thrives when he's got other pups to chase and wrestle with. Because of his social nature, we recommend Rocket find a home with other dogs or a family who can treat him to regular trips to the dog park-after all, even the most amazing rockets need to blow off some steam! Found as a stray, Rocket's past is a bit of a mystery, but you'd never guess it-he acts like he's always been surrounded by loving humans. His signature happy dance will have you grinning every time he spots his favorite people or dinner coming his way. Though Rocket is still learning the ropes of basic obedience, he's already impressing everyone with his leash manners, often staying close by your side on walks like the perfect co-pilot. If you're ready to add a little rocket fuel to your life and bring home a furry friend who's equal parts playful and loving, come meet Rocket at the Ranch today! Your heart-and your couch-will thank you! Thank you for considering adopting a Rescue Ranch dog. While they are with us, each and every rescue dog receives the best of care in a loving and nurturing environment. Their routines include daily playgroups or partnering with dog buddies, quality time walking or being groomed, and two meals a day with dog biscuits for dessert.

Health Assessment