MACARONI

MEET MACARONI! *Needs a cat friend Macaroni is what we call a community cat - a cat who was born outside and has limited exposure to humans. Although he was pretty nervous when he first arrived, Mac has made amazing progress. He has learned that people bring him yummy snacks and lots of affection. He still does not love if you approach his face, but he has started to LOVE bum pets - he will turn around and show you his cute little bum ready for soft pets! Macaroni needs a friend in his new home to show him the ropes. He has become best friends with fellow resident, Clara and they make quite a pair! We've made wonderful progress with Mac - we're so proud of him! - but keep in mind: When you first bring him home, cats like Mac will spend some time in hiding: for the best transition, we highly recommend confining your new cat to a room where they can learn about their new surroundings but still feel secure. A small space such as a guest room or a home office are good choices. Slow transition: After living outside, being in a home can be scary to a Community Cat, so remember to be patient while they get used to their new new nest. For best results...do your homework and be patient! Most cats love food and using stinky wet food and Churu treats is a great way for you to bond with you new cat. Using a back scratcher to pet your cat while you're giving them tasty food will help them to associate petting with good things. Reseve the special food for the moments you can bond with your cats. We recommend this at least twice a day. It doesn't need to be a long time but it should always end with your cat wanting more...more food, more play and eventually, more pets. Macaroni is currently up to date on all vaccinations, have been neutered, microchipped and seen by our vet team. For more information on this or any other animal currently residing at the Animal Rescue League of Boston, please call us at 617-426-9170. We welcome adopters from NH, RI, CT, and NY. However, we will be unable to facilitate same day adoptions due to state regulated paperwork requirements.

MEET MACARONI! *Needs a cat friend Macaroni is what we call a community cat - a cat who was born outside and has limited exposure to humans. Although he was pretty nervous when he first arrived, Mac has made amazing progress. He has learned that people bring him yummy snacks and lots of affection. He still does not love if you approach his face, but he has started to LOVE bum pets - he will turn around and show you his cute little bum ready for soft pets! Macaroni needs a friend in his new home to show him the ropes. He has become best friends with fellow resident, Clara and they make quite a pair! We've made wonderful progress with Mac - we're so proud of him! - but keep in mind: When you first bring him home, cats like Mac will spend some time in hiding: for the best transition, we highly recommend confining your new cat to a room where they can learn about their new surroundings but still feel secure. A small space such as a guest room or a home office are good choices. Slow transition: After living outside, be

MEET MACARONI! *Needs a cat friend Macaroni is what we call a community cat - a cat who was born outside and has limited exposure to humans. Although he was pretty nervous when he first arrived, Mac has made amazing progress. He has learned that people bring him yummy snacks and lots of affection. He still does not love if you approach his face, but he has started to LOVE bum pets - he will turn around and show you his cute little bum ready for soft pets! Macaroni needs a friend in his new home to show him the ropes. He has become best friends with fellow resident, Clara and they make quite a pair! We've made wonderful progress with Mac - we're so proud of him! - but keep in mind: When you first bring him home, cats like Mac will spend some time in hiding: for the best transition, we highly recommend confining your new cat to a room where they can learn about their new surroundings but still feel secure. A small space such as a guest room or a home office are good choices. Slow transition: After living outside, being in a home can be scary to a Community Cat, so remember to be patient while they get used to their new new nest. For best results...do your homework and be patient! Most cats love food and using stinky wet food and Churu treats is a great way for you to bond with you new cat. Using a back scratcher to pet your cat while you're giving them tasty food will help them to associate petting wi