Captain Hook

Capt Hook was found by himself when he was only about ten days old by a Soledad resident. His tail appeared to be broken, hence his name. Capt Hook was paired with another solo kitten, Zarina, and together they comprised the Pirate Fairy Litter. Capt Hook had a rough early start, with health issues that required additional monitoring by a veterinarian, but at three months, he was declared healthy and adoptable after his neuter surgery. This lively and affectionate boy spends most days playing with Zarina in his foster mom's office, enjoying all the extra attention from her co-workers. Capt Hook is a high energy kitten who gets along with the resident dogs in his foster home. He would be thrilled to be adopted with Zarina.<br/><br/>To meet our kittens, please complete an adoption application on our website. www.ourneighborhoodpetproject.org or come to one of our frequent adoption events listed on our website calendar!

Capt Hook was found by himself when he was only about ten days old by a Soledad resident. His tail appeared to be broken, hence his name. Capt Hook was paired with another solo kitten, Zarina, and together they comprised the Pirate Fairy Litter. Capt Hook had a rough early start, with health issues that required additional monitoring by a veterinarian, but at three months, he was declared healthy and adoptable after his neuter surgery. This lively and affectionate boy spends most days playing with Zarina in his foster mom's office, enjoying all the extra attention from her co-workers. Capt Hook is a high energy kitten who gets along with the resident dogs in his foster home. He would be thrilled to be adopted with Zarina.

To meet our kittens, please complete an adoption application on our website. www.ourneighborhoodpetproject.org or come to one of our frequent adoption events listed on our website calendar!

Capt Hook was found by himself when he was only about ten days old by a Soledad resident. His tail appeared to be broken, hence his name. Capt Hook was paired with another solo kitten, Zarina, and together they comprised the Pirate Fairy Litter. Capt Hook had a rough early start, with health issues that required additional monitoring by a veterinarian, but at three months, he was declared healthy and adoptable after his neuter surgery. This lively and affectionate boy spends most days playing with Zarina in his foster mom's office, enjoying all the extra attention from her co-workers. Capt Hook is a high energy kitten who gets along with the resident dogs in his foster home. He would be thrilled to be adopted with Zarina.

To meet our kittens, please complete an adoption application on our website. www.ourneighborhoodpetproject.org or come to one of our frequent adoption events listed on our website calendar!