His mum is a beautiful blue tabby Maine Coon and his dad is a striking white and red Maine Coon who weighed over 14kg at just three years old. Lior is already over 5kg and is expected to grow into a large adult cat.
Lior has a fantastic character and is incredibly people-orientated. He loves being involved in whatever you're doing and will often follow you from room to room simply because he wants to be near you. If he's asleep and you move, he'll often wake up and come looking for you so he can stay close by.
He is curious and full of personality. He loves carrying his toys around the house, enjoys playing fetch, and has a particular obsession with spring toys. He also loves toys that move, especially his flapping bird toy, which will go with him to his new home.
Lior enjoys exploring and loves a little adventure. I've recently introduced him to some harness training and a few simple commands, which he is slowly starting to take to. He's a very clever cat, but at nine months old he's still a bundle of enthusiasm and energy, so his training is very much a work in progress.
He uses his litter tray perfectly, enjoys both wet and dry food, and absolutely loves his water fountain. He drinks very well and always keeps himself hydrated.
As a typical young Maine Coon, Lior is extremely playful, active, and energetic. He loves climbing, exploring, hunting toys and being involved in everything around him. He would benefit from a larger home with plenty of space to run, play and satisfy his curiosity. Cat trees, climbing opportunities and interactive play would suit him perfectly.
The reason for rehoming is through no fault of his own. Unfortunately, my older resident cat is now a senior cat with very different needs and energy levels. Lior desperately wants companionship, interaction and play, while my older cat prefers a much quieter lifestyle.
Despite giving the situation time and trying everything possible, it has become clear that they are simply not the right match for each other. Lior would be much happier in a home that can better meet his social and play needs.
He would be best suited to:
>A home with plenty of space to explore and climb.
>Owners who understand the Maine Coon breed.
>A household where he will receive lots of attention, interaction and play.
>A home with another young, confident cat that enjoys rough-and-tumble play and matches his energy levels.
>Or as an only cat with owners who have plenty of time to dedicate to him.
Included:
*TICA registration paperwork
*Microchipped
*Fully vaccinated
*Neutered
*Toys (including some of his favourites)
*A weeks supple of Food
*Blanket with familiar scents
Only genuine enquiries from people able to offer a loving, permanent home will be considered.
This is an incredibly difficult decision, and finding the right home for Lior is important to me