Contact the foster at, [email protected] came to us as a foster due to kennel stress. He was very leery and suspicious of us as first, living his first two weeks under the couch. He did, however, always use the litter box and Litter Robot and ate and drank when we weren’t around. We continued to sit quietly and wait for him to come to us which he eventually did. Now, he greets us every morning and runs to jump in our laps and get some head rubs. He is vocal (but not in an annoying way) and will let us know where he is and when he is out of food or water.Miles is a grey tabby with beautiful markings; neutered; up to date on all shots; about 2 years old, weights 8.5 pounds and is very curious.He loves to sit at the window and watch the squirrels and birds at the feeders. He goes out on the upper level deck and looks out into the garden. He got out into the front yard accidentally once but came right back in after I opened the door and called to him. With patience and training, I suspect he would go on walks without a leash and always follow close.He is very curious about our three dogs and approaches the calm one to swat at her tail. He is extremely playful and purrs readily. He gets along well with other cats. He travels well in the car for the 2-1/2 hour drive to the mountains, sitting calmly in someone’s lap or in his carrier with the lid open. He will make someone a great house cat.