Squilliam

Meet Squilliam - yes... we know. Just hear us out.<br/><br/>Look, we didn't name him.<br/>We're just working with what we've been given here.<br/><br/>Squilliam (for now... we fully support a rebrand) is an 11-month-old grey and white heartthrob with ridiculously large, mesmerizing amber eyes that will make you forget what you were saying mid-sentence.<br/><br/>Seriously.<br/>They're big.<br/>Like... "why are his eyes this stunning?" big.<br/><br/>The important details:<br/> Neutered<br/> Up to date on shots<br/> Microchipped<br/> Cat friendly<br/> Extremely cute (borderline unfair)<br/><br/>Now let's circle back to the name.<br/><br/>Will he respond to "Squilliam"?<br/>Probably.<br/><br/>Will you keep calling him that?<br/>...jury's out.<br/><br/>We fully expect his future adopter to go home and try out 47 different names before landing on something like "Leo," "Ollie," or "Sir Handsome Face." And honestly? He'll pull off all of them.<br/><br/>Name aside, this cat is the total package. He's sweet, social, and has that perfect young-cat energy - playful when you want it, chill when you need it, and always nearby looking like he belongs in a magazine.<br/><br/>And those eyes?<br/>Yeah... those are doing a lot of heavy lifting. Not that he needs it.<br/><br/>Adopt Squilliam - or Kevin, or Max, or whatever you decide - because a face like this deserves a home (and maybe a slightly easier name).

Meet Squilliam - yes... we know. Just hear us out.

Look, we didn't name him.
We're just working with what we've been given here.

Squilliam (for now... we fully support a rebrand) is an 11-month-old grey and white heartthrob with ridiculously large, mesmerizing amber eyes that will make you forget what you were saying mid-sentence.

Seriously.
They're big.
Like... "why are his eyes this stunning?" big.

The important details:
Neutered
Up to date on shots
Microchipped
Cat friendly
Extremely cute (borderline unfair)

Now let's circle back to the name.

Will he respond to "Squilliam"?
Probably.

Will you keep calling him that?
...jury's out.

We fully expect his future adopter to go home and try out 47 different names before landing on something like "Leo," "Ollie," or "Sir Handsome Face." And honestly? He'll pull off all of them.

Name aside, this cat is the total package. He's sweet, social, and has that perfe

Meet Squilliam - yes... we know. Just hear us out.

Look, we didn't name him.
We're just working with what we've been given here.

Squilliam (for now... we fully support a rebrand) is an 11-month-old grey and white heartthrob with ridiculously large, mesmerizing amber eyes that will make you forget what you were saying mid-sentence.

Seriously.
They're big.
Like... "why are his eyes this stunning?" big.

The important details:
Neutered
Up to date on shots
Microchipped
Cat friendly
Extremely cute (borderline unfair)

Now let's circle back to the name.

Will he respond to "Squilliam"?
Probably.

Will you keep calling him that?
...jury's out.

We fully expect his future adopter to go home and try out 47 different names before landing on something like "Leo," "Ollie," or "Sir Handsome Face." And honestly? He'll pull off all of them.

Name aside, this cat is the total package. He's sweet, social, and has that perfect young-cat energy - playful when you want it, chill when you need it, and always nearby looking like he belongs in a magazine.

And those eyes?
Yeah... those are doing a lot of heavy lifting. Not that he needs it.

Adopt Squilliam - or Kevin, or Max, or whatever you decide - because a face like this deserves a home (and maybe a slightly easier name).