Posted over 2 months ago | Updated 1 week ago
Sebastian is a loving, laid-back gentleman with a quiet, easygoing nature. While he’s calm, he still enjoys playtime and has proven to be wonderfully well-mannered—he’s not destructive at all and hasn’t shown the slightest interest in Christmas tree ornaments or other tempting decorations.
He is fully litter box trained and takes everything in stride. Sebastian is relaxed around rambunctious, handsy kids, shows no fear of strangers, and does great with our hyper dogs. He gets along well with two out of three cats and navigates a busy household with grace.
Sebastian adores affection. He loves kisses, cuddling, and purrs often. His favorite activities include lounging in high places, watching trickling water, and riding around on a shoulder like the distinguished companion he is.
One thing to note: Sebastian has a quirky habit of setting “attention traps” by walking ahead of you and stopping suddenly at your feet. It’s endearing—but frequent enough that it could be a tripping hazard for someone elderly or with balance or mobility concerns.
Over the past four months, he has regrown much of his missing fur and has transformed into a regal, absolutely beautiful boy. Sebastian is truly a catch and will be deeply missed by his foster family.
Sebastian is a loving, laid-back gentleman with a quiet, easygoing nature. While he’s calm, he still enjoys playtime and has proven to be wonderfully well-mannered—he’s not destructive at all and hasn’t shown the slightest interest in Christmas tree ornaments or other tempting decorations.
He is fully litter box trained and takes everything in stride. Sebastian is relaxed around rambunctious, handsy kids, shows no fear of strangers, and does great with our hyper dogs. He gets along well with two out of three cats and navigates a busy household with grace.
Sebastian adores affection. He loves kisses, cuddling, and purrs often. His favorite activities include lounging in high places, watching trickling water, and riding around on a shoulder like the distinguished companion he is.
One thing to note: Sebastian has a quirky habit of setting “attention traps” by walking ahead of you and stopping suddenly at your feet. It’s endearing—but frequent enough that it could be a tripping hazard for someone elderly or with balance or mobility concerns.
Over the past four months, he has regrown much of his missing fur and has transformed into a regal, absolutely beautiful boy. Sebastian is truly a catch and will be deeply missed by his foster family.
