This is the story of a special hamster.  He was adopted by an old man who returned him to the pet shop and said something was wrong with him.  Later, he was adopted by a small child and stayed with him ever since then.

       This is Henry the hamster's life. During the day time, Henry is just your typical pet as the boy and his parents believe him to be. He is nocturnal like any other hamster, rat, or mouse. He sleeps a lot in the day time.

     Little do his owners know he is far from ordinary.  He is a special agent named Agent H. He works for a secret organization whose headquarters are disguised as an abandoned warehouse.   

   Henry or Agent H.  enjoys his life as a spy.  He wears a vest that he uses to secretly store his gear.  He has a set of binoculars, a spyglass, an underwater camera,  a cell phone with a blue case, and a small suitcase.  The suitcase contains a raincoat, an emergency blanket, a wallet full of cash, a  pocket knife, and a watch.  Oh, and he wears sunglasses too.

 He gets a phone call when he is needed for something and is sent near or far. To him there is nowhere he wants to go.  As you can imagine he is not fond of cats since one of the neighbor's cats tried to eat him at one point. He poured water on the crazy feline and the animal attempted his life again.  He used some of his karate skills on the cat and outwitted him with his pocket knife when he cut off his tail.  He dislikes dogs as some have been known to eat rodents.

  He has taken underwater photos on the missions that required to do so.  Unlike other hamsters, he can swim because he is a great swimmer.  He is talented in other areas as well as he can read, write, ski, ride a small bicycle, and even roller skate.

  Henry or Agent H. can climb to places high off the ground and can jump too.  Agent H. only works at night as he has to keep his spy job a secret. If word got out he was a spy he could be in great danger along with humans who take care of him.

    He leaves after dark to work.  He keeps a fake hamster plush in his cage for the times he has been gone overnight.  He wonders what has become of his sister.  He recalls she was rather shy.  He thinks despite her personality in time she could make a good hero too.

  Agent H.  does not know how to convince the agency his sister would be a good asset to them.  He also has no clue how to get into a home where the people would not notice her absence. He figures he might be a  bit subtle about it.