Meet Dr. Jack Abbott, a fearless little adventurer with the heart of a hero and the speed of a lightning bolt! This super-fast kitten is always on the move, racing through life like every hallway is a mission and every toy is a new discovery. Jack turns ordinary moments into high-energy escapades filled with zoomies, leaps, and playful chaos. But even the most daring explorers need downtime. When the adventure slows, Dr. Jack Abbott transforms into an affectionate cuddle machine. He loves head scratches, leans into every bit of attention, and powers up his legendary purr motor the moment you pick him up. Friendly and social, he gets along wonderfully with other cats and is great with kids, making him a perfect addition to a lively home. Dr. Jack Abbott is currently at the Nabi Cat Cafe in Santa Clara. Make a reservation today to go and meet them and all the other adoptable kittens!* https://www.nabicatcafe.com/rsvp This adorable kitten is ready for their forever home! SCRITCH Kittens are fostered with care in loving homes so they are well socialized before their adoption. Each kitten has scrupulously maintained medical records, a microchip, is flea treated, dewormed, neutered/spayed and has all of their allowed shots for their age. This litter is FIV/FELV tested and negative. https://forms.gle/Mpfrt7v7Nbyu5Btj7 **About our process for kittens at the Nabi Cat Cafe: If you meet a SCRITCH Kitten that you like at the new cat cafe in Santa Clara, please fill out our online application. Our volunteer team will review your application and be in touch to do an initial screening interview and potentially a video chat. If it's a good fit for you both, we'll move forward with the adoption. If you are seeing the profile on PetFinder, we encourage you to visit the kittens at the cafe using the above reservation link. Cost to visit Nabi Cat Cafe is $28 for an hour of playtime with all the kittens, and includes a complimentary drink from the cafe as well. Please note-visiting the kittens at the cafe does not guarantee an adoption *It is always recommended to adopt young kittens in pairs.