Adoptable Cats

​​By adopting a cat from Operation Hood, you will not only provide a cat a loving home, but will open up a space so we can bring in another cat who is in need of immediate care.
Buffy
Adult/Female/DSH
Merlin
​Senior/Male/DSH
Dash
Adult/Male/DSH
Binx
Adult/Male/DSH
Blossom
Adult/Female/DSH
Caroline
Adult/Female/DSH
Tundra
Adult/Female/DSH
Jack
Kitten/Male/DSH
Tye
Adult/Male/DSH
Midnight
Senior/Female/DLH
Mushu
Adult/Male/DSH
Puck
Adult/Male/DSH
Fern
Adult/Female/DLH
BB
Adult/Male/DSH
Working Cats Available
Dickie
Adult/Male/DSH
Taz
​Adult/Male/DSH
Hanover
Adult/Male/DSH
Minnie
Adult/Female/DSH
Pumpkin
Adult/Male/DSH​
Arnold
Adult/Male/DSH
Leo
Adult/Male/DLH

Adoption Guidelines & Application

If you are interested in adopting, please fill out the application below. Since we need to ensure the safety of all our cats, here is what can be expected for all applicants: 
Vet Reference, Personal References, and Home Visit
At the time of adoption, all cats will be up-to-date with age appropriate vaccinations, micro-chipped and spayed/neutered.  In the event the cat is not old enough for spay/neuter, the adoption contract will not be finalized until the kitten has been spayed/neutered.
ADOPTION DONATION
Under 6 Months - $125  |  6 Months to 1 Year - $100  |  Over 1 Year - $75 
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.

Foster-To-Adopt Program

The Foster-To-Adopt Program was created to place animals into approved forever homes in a foster situation prior to adoption. This allows approved applicants to take a cat into their home prior to final adoption to monitor the dynamic
with other pets and make sure the addition to the family is a positive experience prior to the commitment to adopt. 
​It also allows the cat to be in and become comfortable with its forever home in cases where the animal is too young to
​be spayed or neutered.