Seriously

Seriously, someone adopt this guy before I keep him for myself. It's getting harder and harder to think about letting him go!



 
Gaaaa! What am I going to do!?

Update 12/1/13:

Oops! We adopted him. Just couldn't help ourselves. He belonged with us and Bruce. Thank you for being my loyal Boo Boo! 

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