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The down-side...and it's a pretty big one...is that he isn't always reliable when it comes to "going" outside...so at least unless I was able to break him of that, he'd have to be confined while I wasn't home. If someone is paying attention, he'll ask to go out, but doesn't always make a big effort. Fiona will thunder back and forth between the back and front doors...so I can't help but notice!

Maybe she'll be an example for him? ;-) That's part of the reason he hasn't made a hard effort to find a home for him...he doesn't want to put that burden on someone else. I'm betting if he just lived somewhere where someone was more attuned to him, he'd be fine. That's probably not me...but I'll get to have him for awhile, which will be kind of nice.