Lander

Lander was left on the streets of Brooklyn by his previous owner, but you would never know that. We named him Lander because I had just come from the polls when I got the call that he was in a courtyard crying. <br/><br/>As soon as he arrived at his foster, he made himself right at home on the windowsill, where he perched himself to watch the birds. <br/><br/>When he is not keeping an eye on the neighborhood, he loves to sprawl out on the floor, or get some chin rubs and head scratches from his foster parents. <br/><br/>He purrs easily, does not mind being held and in general is an easy going dude. <br/><br/>He is just about a year old, so it is important that he is in a home that will prioritize play. We are not sure how he feels about other animals, but with careful slow introductions we think he would be fine with some friends. He is also ok as a single. <br/><br/>He is neutered, vaccinated, microchipped and negative for FIV and FeLV. Please fill out the adoption application if you would like to meet him. <br/><br/>Thank you!

Lander was left on the streets of Brooklyn by his previous owner, but you would never know that. We named him Lander because I had just come from the polls when I got the call that he was in a courtyard crying.

As soon as he arrived at his foster, he made himself right at home on the windowsill, where he perched himself to watch the birds.

When he is not keeping an eye on the neighborhood, he loves to sprawl out on the floor, or get some chin rubs and head scratches from his foster parents.

He purrs easily, does not mind being held and in general is an easy going dude.

He is just about a year old, so it is important that he is in a home that will prioritize play. We are not sure how he feels about other animals, but with careful slow introductions we think he would be fine with some friends. He is also ok as a single.

He is neutered, vaccinated, microchipped and negative for FIV and FeLV. Please fill out the adoption application if you would like to meet him.

Thank

Lander was left on the streets of Brooklyn by his previous owner, but you would never know that. We named him Lander because I had just come from the polls when I got the call that he was in a courtyard crying.

As soon as he arrived at his foster, he made himself right at home on the windowsill, where he perched himself to watch the birds.

When he is not keeping an eye on the neighborhood, he loves to sprawl out on the floor, or get some chin rubs and head scratches from his foster parents.

He purrs easily, does not mind being held and in general is an easy going dude.

He is just about a year old, so it is important that he is in a home that will prioritize play. We are not sure how he feels about other animals, but with careful slow introductions we think he would be fine with some friends. He is also ok as a single.

He is neutered, vaccinated, microchipped and negative for FIV and FeLV. Please fill out the adoption application if you would like to meet him.

Thank you!