My name is Mork!

Mork lets his guard down after he's been sleeping - early in the morning is when I get my best pets and scritches in. Mork needs a home with a little bit of space and peace, as he gets anxious around loud noises and activity, and likes to be able to hide away. He loves to look outdoors and sit at an open window. I adopted Mork almost 7 years ago and I fear my home is too small. He is litterbox trained but has gone outside the box when he feels anxious. Other anxious behaviors over the years include eating grass or other non-food items. Mork was fostered in a large home with other cats and a male owner and displayed no anxious behavior then. I would love to see Mork thrive in an environment that is best suited for him.