Goose

Goose was a young stray when he came to our rescue and is about a year or a little older. As confident and outgoing/friendly as he is, we assume he had a family at one point. <br/>As the calluses on his paw pads have begun to fade, he is learning that pressing his face to yours will receive maximum snuggles.<br/>We think Goose is too much of an attention hog to live with other cats. This baby will never stay put in a corner, so we think being the star of his home is where he will really honk. I mean shine! And yes, sometimes he sounds like an ostrich in mild distress, but that's just his special way of saying hello...<br/>Goose is an absolute vacuum cleaner, and he wants you to know that he gets wet food 15 times a day. We fact-checked that statement and it is untrue.<br/>He's a tall, lanky boy that would likely thrive in a home where he can always be in on the action. He is VERY bored in this foster room and demands to see the rest of the place before he signs anything.<br/>He gets along with the dog in his foster home and thinks kids in this life who will lie about his mischief would suit him just fine.

Goose was a young stray when he came to our rescue and is about a year or a little older. As confident and outgoing/friendly as he is, we assume he had a family at one point.
As the calluses on his paw pads have begun to fade, he is learning that pressing his face to yours will receive maximum snuggles.
We think Goose is too much of an attention hog to live with other cats. This baby will never stay put in a corner, so we think being the star of his home is where he will really honk. I mean shine! And yes, sometimes he sounds like an ostrich in mild distress, but that's just his special way of saying hello...
Goose is an absolute vacuum cleaner, and he wants you to know that he gets wet food 15 times a day. We fact-checked that statement and it is untrue.
He's a tall, lanky boy that would likely thrive in a home where he can always be in on the action. He is VERY bored in this foster room and demands to see the rest of the place before he signs anything.
He gets along with the dog in his foster ho

Goose was a young stray when he came to our rescue and is about a year or a little older. As confident and outgoing/friendly as he is, we assume he had a family at one point.
As the calluses on his paw pads have begun to fade, he is learning that pressing his face to yours will receive maximum snuggles.
We think Goose is too much of an attention hog to live with other cats. This baby will never stay put in a corner, so we think being the star of his home is where he will really honk. I mean shine! And yes, sometimes he sounds like an ostrich in mild distress, but that's just his special way of saying hello...
Goose is an absolute vacuum cleaner, and he wants you to know that he gets wet food 15 times a day. We fact-checked that statement and it is untrue.
He's a tall, lanky boy that would likely thrive in a home where he can always be in on the action. He is VERY bored in this foster room and demands to see the rest of the place before he signs anything.
He gets along with the dog in his foster home and thinks kids in this life who will lie about his mischief would suit him just fine.