Meet Jack!
Jack is a rescue from a TNR (trap, neuter return) project we were working on. Jack is now approximately 11 months old and has been in a foster home since he was about 7 weeks old. Jack a sweet boy that is unsure at first, but when given time and assurance he is safe, he is learning to trust. He will need a patient home that is willing to accept that at first he may seek a hiding place until he feels secure enough to interact with his new human. Proper introductions to both a new home, owners and to other furry friends is an investment to making a happy home for all.

Jack is looking for a special home where his new family understands that he does not like to be pet or picked up. In his current foster home, he loves interacting with the other cats, he loves playing with toys, especially wand toys and loves yogurt and will lick if off your finger. He also loves Temptations treats and will take them out of your fingers once he trusts you. But that is as far as he's willing to go right now and needs someone patient and understanding of this who will work with him. He has not been around dogs since he was a small kitten, but we suspect he would do fine with them with a slow introduction. He meets a lot of different cat/kittens in his foster home and has gotten along great with all of them, so if you are looking for a companion for your current kitty, Jack may be your guy.

Please keep in mind the commitment when adopting a cat and or kitten(s) the the typical lifespan ranges somewhere between 13 and 17 years, according to the ASPCA. However, it isn't uncommon for indoor cats to live to at least 20+ years. If you are interested in Jack submit an application with the name of the cat/kitten(s) you are interested in and a representative with Operation Hood will contact you to set up a time for a meet and greet. By submitting an application, it does not obligate you to adopt it simply allows us to get to know the potential adopter better.

Under 6 months – $150.00
6 months to 1 year – $100.00
Over 1 year – $75.00

All cats adopted through Operation Hood have been or will be (depending on age) spayed/neutered, micro-chipped, and receive FeLV/FIV tests, rabies vaccination, de-wormer, and flea & tick treatment.

No cats will be adopted out until they are deemed healthy by the vet.