Jekyll can be a little unpredictable in the clinic, hence his name. He loves to play and will lie on his back purring, when out of his crate he will purr and rub against the staffs legs and be vocal, however when touched or sometimes without any touch initiated he will swipe and hiss, we think this is most likely down to the stressful clinical environment but also possibly due to the smells of other animals including dogs.
 
Would advise new owner/ foster carer to allow Jekyll decompress slowly and at his own pace, he will definitely benefit from lots of space in the long term.