Captain Crunch *Low-key young adult who loves lounging on laps!*

Captain Crunch was found outside and brought into rescue at a young age. He recently turned one. He is actually more on the low-key side. He loves to lay on his foster Mom or next to her & lets her pet hi. He isn't a fan of being picked up, but many cats aren't. Captain Crunch gets along with the other adult cats in his foster home.<br/><br/>Captain Crunch has one issue - he has recurring, minor allergy or cold symptoms (watery, runny eyes and sneezing) that don't require medication and seem to go away after a few days. We are not quite sure what triggers it but it doesn't seem to get him down at all. <br/><br/>Interested in adopting a kitty?!<br/><br/>The first step in the adoption process is to fill out an adoption application, which is located on our website at: www.rescueandadopt.org/adopt. <br/><br/>Please remember to include:<br/><br/>1) Your $15 adoption deposit, which will be subtracted from the adoption fee, if you are approved to adopt.<br/><br/>2) Vet records for any current cats or dogs in the home. For cats, we require that they are up to date on their rabies and FVRCP vaccines and seen for an annual wellness exam. For dogs, we require that they are up to date on their rabies vaccine and seen for an annual wellness exam. <br/><br/>3) Permission from your landlord if you rent from a private landlord. We can verify pet policies at apartment complexes. <br/><br/>4) Proof of home ownership if you do NOT live in Maryland. <br/><br/>Adoption fees: $150 for kittens and cats under 5 years old. $125 for cats 5 years old and over. We do offer a 15% discount for adopting 2 ADULT cats (over 1 year old) at once, and for certain professions -- first responders, teachers and active or former members of the military.

Captain Crunch was found outside and brought into rescue at a young age. He recently turned one. He is actually more on the low-key side. He loves to lay on his foster Mom or next to her & lets her pet hi. He isn't a fan of being picked up, but many cats aren't. Captain Crunch gets along with the other adult cats in his foster home.

Captain Crunch has one issue - he has recurring, minor allergy or cold symptoms (watery, runny eyes and sneezing) that don't require medication and seem to go away after a few days. We are not quite sure what triggers it but it doesn't seem to get him down at all.

Interested in adopting a kitty?!

The first step in the adoption process is to fill out an adoption application, which is located on our website at: www.rescueandadopt.org/adopt.

Please remember to include:

1) Your $15 adoption deposit, which will be subtracted from the adoption fee, if you are approved to adopt.

2) Vet records for any current cats or dogs in the home. For cats,

Captain Crunch was found outside and brought into rescue at a young age. He recently turned one. He is actually more on the low-key side. He loves to lay on his foster Mom or next to her & lets her pet hi. He isn't a fan of being picked up, but many cats aren't. Captain Crunch gets along with the other adult cats in his foster home.

Captain Crunch has one issue - he has recurring, minor allergy or cold symptoms (watery, runny eyes and sneezing) that don't require medication and seem to go away after a few days. We are not quite sure what triggers it but it doesn't seem to get him down at all.

Interested in adopting a kitty?!

The first step in the adoption process is to fill out an adoption application, which is located on our website at: www.rescueandadopt.org/adopt.

Please remember to include:

1) Your $15 adoption deposit, which will be subtracted from the adoption fee, if you are approved to adopt.

2) Vet records for any current cats or dogs in the home. For cats, we require that they are up to date on their rabies and FVRCP vaccines and seen for an annual wellness exam. For dogs, we require that they are up to date on their rabies vaccine and seen for an annual wellness exam.

3) Permission from your landlord if you rent from a private landlord. We can verify pet policies at apartment complexes.

4) Proof of home ownership if you do NOT l