Hawk came to Best Friends Animal Society from a place called FLOCK (For the Love of Cats and Kittens) in Pahrump, Nevada. Unfortunately, FLOCK didn’t keep their promise to any of the animals that lived there and ended up in an institutional hoarding situation. Hawk was one of the 700 plus cats that were pulled out of Pahrump in 2007 and brought to Best Friends in an effort known as The Great Kitty Rescue. We brought Hawk to his forever home on March 12, 2010.
HA! When Oliver was still in his room and I'd go in there to feed him at night all I would see is his little black and white butt diving over the side of the bed as I opened the door. At least I knew there was a cat in there. He's sitting right here looking at me as I type. Must be dinnertime!
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HA! When Oliver was still in his room and I'd go in there to feed him at night all I would see is his little black and white butt diving over the side of the bed as I opened the door. At least I knew there was a cat in there. He's sitting right here looking at me as I type. Must be dinnertime!
Haha, better go feed him then! I've learned to tell Hawk and Bandit apart by how quickly they turn tail and run:)
Hi. love the post and photos about Hawk....he is so darling and has made a lot of progress. Hawk, you keep up the good work!
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