Pepper

Pepper and his sister Smudge were found in Patriot Park in Greenfield and named the Patriot Park Pair. A good Samaritan recognized how young and vulnerable they were and contacted ONPP for help. The pair still required formula food when rescued but are now eating solid food. Their foster mom in Pebble Beach has been taking great care of this pair and they are growing quickly. This talkative boy has a beautiful subdued classic tabby pattern visible through his solid black coat. Pepper is the bolder of the two kittens and doesn't hesitate to meet new people and explore new environments. He and his sister spend their days playing chase or wrestling each other, and even played with a small dog in their first foster home. Once his energy is spent, Pepper does appreciate a lap when it's time for a kitten nap. Pepper is looking for a high energy home with companions to hang out with all day long. <br/><br/>To meet Pepper, please complete an adoption application on our website, www.ourneighborhoodpetproject.org and come to one of our frequent adoption events listed on our website calendar!

Pepper and his sister Smudge were found in Patriot Park in Greenfield and named the Patriot Park Pair. A good Samaritan recognized how young and vulnerable they were and contacted ONPP for help. The pair still required formula food when rescued but are now eating solid food. Their foster mom in Pebble Beach has been taking great care of this pair and they are growing quickly. This talkative boy has a beautiful subdued classic tabby pattern visible through his solid black coat. Pepper is the bolder of the two kittens and doesn't hesitate to meet new people and explore new environments. He and his sister spend their days playing chase or wrestling each other, and even played with a small dog in their first foster home. Once his energy is spent, Pepper does appreciate a lap when it's time for a kitten nap. Pepper is looking for a high energy home with companions to hang out with all day long.

To meet Pepper, please complete an adoption application on our website, www.ourneighborhoodpetproject.org and come to one of

Pepper and his sister Smudge were found in Patriot Park in Greenfield and named the Patriot Park Pair. A good Samaritan recognized how young and vulnerable they were and contacted ONPP for help. The pair still required formula food when rescued but are now eating solid food. Their foster mom in Pebble Beach has been taking great care of this pair and they are growing quickly. This talkative boy has a beautiful subdued classic tabby pattern visible through his solid black coat. Pepper is the bolder of the two kittens and doesn't hesitate to meet new people and explore new environments. He and his sister spend their days playing chase or wrestling each other, and even played with a small dog in their first foster home. Once his energy is spent, Pepper does appreciate a lap when it's time for a kitten nap. Pepper is looking for a high energy home with companions to hang out with all day long.

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