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Grayson used to be a Russian Blue. That is the breed that he is classified as. He has been watching on tv and online what is happening in Ukraine.
He is so sad about what Russia is doing to all those poor people. Grayson has decided he will no longer be a Russian Blue.
From now on he will just be known as Blue.
Our thoughts and prayers go out to all the people and pets in Ukraine.
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