Oscar

You know Oscar the Grouch? The cranky puppet in a trash can with a heart of (eventually revealed) gold? Well, meet his feline counterpart: Oscar the Orange, a slightly crusty, deeply endearing gentleman who has the same "don't touch me-I'm fragile" energy... but in the most heartbreakingly adorable way.<br/><br/>Oscar hasn't quite made it to the cuddles-and-kisses phase of life. He's not a lap cat, he's a "sit near you and glare suspiciously while purring softly under his breath" kind of guy. He's not looking for a soulmate who's going to smother him with affection just yet-but he is looking for someone kind, patient, and gentle. Someone who understands that love, for Oscar, is a slow burn. A quiet presence. A warm bed. A soft voice. A human who will work with him, not try to change him.<br/><br/>And if you're a fan of cats with a little bit of edge and a whole lot of potential, Oscar is your guy.<br/><br/>He's incredibly polite with other cats-submissive, respectful, and always willing to wait his turn. He'll let others hiss at him without so much as a hiss back. No drama, just diplomacy. His past may have been rough (we don't talk about his McGregor era-he was tougher back then), but Oscar has come such a long way. The fact that he's graduated to "Oscar the Grouch" is actually a major glow-up, trust us.<br/><br/>Oscar is for the quiet homes, the soft-spoken cat whisperers, the people who understand that the best things in life are earned slowly and with great care.<br/><br/>He doesn't need fireworks-he just needs a place to land, a window to sun in, and a person who sees the value in a once-scrappy soul learning to soften.

You know Oscar the Grouch? The cranky puppet in a trash can with a heart of (eventually revealed) gold? Well, meet his feline counterpart: Oscar the Orange, a slightly crusty, deeply endearing gentleman who has the same "don't touch me-I'm fragile" energy... but in the most heartbreakingly adorable way.

Oscar hasn't quite made it to the cuddles-and-kisses phase of life. He's not a lap cat, he's a "sit near you and glare suspiciously while purring softly under his breath" kind of guy. He's not looking for a soulmate who's going to smother him with affection just yet-but he is looking for someone kind, patient, and gentle. Someone who understands that love, for Oscar, is a slow burn. A quiet presence. A warm bed. A soft voice. A human who will work with him, not try to change him.

And if you're a fan of cats with a little bit of edge and a whole lot of potential, Oscar is your guy.

He's incredibly polite with other cats-submissive, respectful, and always willing to wait his turn. He'll let others his

You know Oscar the Grouch? The cranky puppet in a trash can with a heart of (eventually revealed) gold? Well, meet his feline counterpart: Oscar the Orange, a slightly crusty, deeply endearing gentleman who has the same "don't touch me-I'm fragile" energy... but in the most heartbreakingly adorable way.

Oscar hasn't quite made it to the cuddles-and-kisses phase of life. He's not a lap cat, he's a "sit near you and glare suspiciously while purring softly under his breath" kind of guy. He's not looking for a soulmate who's going to smother him with affection just yet-but he is looking for someone kind, patient, and gentle. Someone who understands that love, for Oscar, is a slow burn. A quiet presence. A warm bed. A soft voice. A human who will work with him, not try to change him.

And if you're a fan of cats with a little bit of edge and a whole lot of potential, Oscar is your guy.

He's incredibly polite with other cats-submissive, respectful, and always willing to wait his turn. He'll let others hiss at him without so much as a hiss back. No drama, just diplomacy. His past may have been rough (we don't talk about his McGregor era-he was tougher back then), but Oscar has come such a long way. The fact that he's graduated to "Oscar the Grouch" is actually a major glow-up, trust us.

Oscar is for the quiet homes, the soft-spoken cat whisperers, the people who understand that the best th