Al Pacino

Al is very interactive and social but he will need an adult home that understands cat behavior, has had experience with cats with "cattitudes" and doesn't mind a kitty with some boxing skills who let you know what he does and doesn't want. He is not a good option for children, elderly individuals or novice cat owners. We suspect Al has lived out on the streets for some time and may have been a singleton kitten so he never learned boundaries and appropriate coping skills. He really loves to be around people to the point where he demands interaction but then if you don't give him enough interaction or too much (by his standards) he tends to get frustrated and then can get fresh because he doesn't have great coping skills. We suspect he may be a little better in a home but he will likely always have an edge. He doesn't seem to mind cats but he really does NOT like dogs and no, this is not something he will learn to dog...he will attack a dog.

Al is very interactive and social but he will need an adult home that understands cat behavior, has had experience with cats with "cattitudes" and doesn't mind a kitty with some boxing skills who let you know what he does and doesn't want. He is not a good option for children, elderly individuals or novice cat owners. We suspect Al has lived out on the streets for some time and may have been a singleton kitten so he never learned boundaries and appropriate coping skills. He really loves to be around people to the point where he demands interaction but then if you don't give him enough interaction or too much (by his standards) he tends to get frustrated and then can get fresh because he doesn't have great coping skills. We suspect he may be a little better in a home but he will likely always have an edge. He doesn't seem to mind cats but he really does NOT like dogs and no, this is not something he will learn to dog...he will attack a dog.

Al is very interactive and social but he will need an adult home that understands cat behavior, has had experience with cats with "cattitudes" and doesn't mind a kitty with some boxing skills who let you know what he does and doesn't want. He is not a good option for children, elderly individuals or novice cat owners. We suspect Al has lived out on the streets for some time and may have been a singleton kitten so he never learned boundaries and appropriate coping skills. He really loves to be around people to the point where he demands interaction but then if you don't give him enough interaction or too much (by his standards) he tends to get frustrated and then can get fresh because he doesn't have great coping skills. We suspect he may be a little better in a home but he will likely always have an edge. He doesn't seem to mind cats but he really does NOT like dogs and no, this is not something he will learn to dog...he will attack a dog.