I've found my furever family!

Lion-O was significantly underweight when he arrived at his foster home and had a lot to catch up on - but catch up he is doing!  Now he lets out lion-size growls at his siblings who get too close to his food when he thinks there isn't enough to go around, and he wrestles like a champ when he has to.  Since he was held nearly constantly for the first 3 days he was in foster care to get fed and keep warm to make sure he survived, he is a champion snuggler and will run right to you when he sees you to be held and cuddled.  He will also exercise his leadership skills to make sure you are very aware of when the food bowl is empty.  Lion-O is getting more and more active as his weight improves, so he would definitely benefit from having a sibling adopted with him or a young cat in his new home to play with.