Prince Harry is as sweet as they come—a large, buff-coated Domestic Short Hair with an easygoing temperament who has been through a lot lately. He landed in the shelter with his mother, Lunar, after losing his owner, and the loss shows in his quiet, subdued demeanor. Prince Harry is past the rambunctious years; he's about five years old and happiest when lounging in a warm, soft spot. He’s content with occasional pets and comes alive when served his beloved canned food. He isn't needy or demanding, just a mellow companion in search of stability. Prince Harry would suit a quiet home best, one that appreciates a Grade A couch potato who asks for very little. He should be fine with children but is not a playmate—instead, count on a calm presence at your side. He gets along well with other cats, and if you want to make his transition even sweeter, consider adopting his mother, Lunar, too. Homes with dogs aren’t ideal, though a calm dog experienced with cats might work. One thing to note: he has a Grade 4 heart murmur. It hasn't affected him so far and may never, but it's something adopters should know up front. Ready to meet the wonderful Prince Harry and see if he's the calm, loving addition your home needs? Give them the home they have been waiting for. Apply today.