Wilson spent years outside with a companion before rescue, and it took time, patience, and good vet care to restore his health. His kidneys are finally in good shape and it shows—there’s a gentle calm to him now. He’s the kind of cat who soaks up quality couch time, always ready to curl up next to you. At night, expect him to seek out a spot next to his person for sleep. Catnip toys, a wand toy, or a cardboard scratcher that doubles as a nap zone—those are Wilson’s favorites. He’s happy to live with other mellow cats, but he’d also be content being your only cat if you’re around a lot. Wilson does best in a stable home where people spend plenty of time at home. Too much alone time stresses him a bit, so he’d really thrive with adopters who like a laid-back routine. It says a lot that he’s a favorite at the vet’s office—people light up when Wilson visits, and once you meet him, you probably will too. Ready to fall in love? Hit apply and lets get started.