Grayson came to us because his owner lost his home.We are told that Grayson is a purebred Maine Coon. He weighs between 17-18 lbs and he's not a fat cat. He has the head structure and the elongated body, with tufting in his toes. Add to that his beautiful coat, piercing green eyes, and his little chirping voice and he's got all of the attributes required to fit the breed description.

Having Grayson around is like having a dog. He just follows you everywhere, and sometimes chats with you in his little chirpy voice. He's not aggressively affectionate which is probably best with a cat this big. While we don't mind having a small Abyssinean jump on our shoulder, a 17 lb Maine Coon can be a bit of a surprise. So, he just keeps with the dog-like personality expected of the breed and knows we're thrilled to have him.

Grayson is used to the dogs in his foster home. At this time he's not thrilled enough with them to want to be buddies, but within 48 hours of introduction he was just giving them the Evil Eye when they walk by and not getting too upset by them. He is also NOT being aggressive with the small dog in his foster home. That one is a bit of a pest, but Grayson hisses if he gets too near and the dog wanders off.

Grayson is getting used to the other cats, but is going to be most happy as an only cat. Poor guy, he got chased around the room by a 5 lb Persian female on his first day of free roaming time. He'll be fine with other cat as long as none are aggressive, and would also thrive as an only cat.

Don't let this clinical description stop you from falling madly in love with the cat. He has a unique and charming personality and is an absolute love.

Grayson will be fostered in Sacramento.