The name’s Bond. James Bond. License to steal hearts.

Every secret agent needs a signature move, and James Bond has several. He’ll charm everyone who walks past, flash those movie-star good looks, strike a pose worthy of the big screen and, before you know it, you’ll find yourself opening his condo door. Mission accomplished.

Unlike his famously reserved namesake, this Bond believes in full disclosure. He has plenty to say and isn’t shy about sharing it. He’ll happily narrate his day, greet you with cheerful conversation and keep the dialogue flowing while soaking up pets from his adoring fans.

James is as friendly as they come. Invite him into your lap and he’ll gladly accept the assignment, settling in for affection before switching gears for a little playtime. Just be aware that this secret agent can occasionally get a little too enthusiastic about the action. When the excitement level reaches “car chase through Monaco,” he appreciates a brief intermission to regroup before returning to his usual charming self.

As for feline roommates? MI6 has completed its investigation and issued a final report. James Bond works best as a solo operative. He prefers to be the only cat in headquarters, where he can devote all of his considerable charm, conversation and affection to his favorite humans without any rival agents trying to steal the spotlight.

His gadgets? A powerful purr, irresistible charm and a face that could stop traffic. His mission? To find a forever home where he can spend his days collecting cuddles instead of classified information.

Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to adopt James Bond. Warning: Side effects may include constant companionship, endless entertainment and falling hopelessly in love with the world’s most handsome secret agent.