Macaroni Toni

My friends at Wayside say:<br/>-I am shy at first, but sweet once you get to know me<br/>-I enjoy quietly observing the world and the occasional naps in a lap<br/>-I am part of Wayside's TABBY program<br/><br/>My home preferences:<br/>-Children 6+<br/>-Recommend no dogs<br/>-I would prefer a quiet home that will allow me to warm up at my own pace<br/><br/>Hello, nice to meet you! My name is Macaroni Toni, though friends call me Toni. I’ve seen quite a lot of the world in my 1 year and 1 month of life. My path first crossed with Wayside in July, when I came in as a community cat to receive basic vet care. Once that was done, I was returned to my outdoor colony, and they assumed that would be the last of it! I had a dedicated caretaker who looked after my friends and I. Because of their dedication, they noticed when I began to develop an eye infection. It was pretty bad- I could barely see, and my eyes hurt a lot. They reached back out to Wayside to try and get me help, and before I knew it, I was back!<br/><br/>The staff here put me on some medicine to help with my eyes, and I’m told I’ve been a very good patient with getting my eye medication! It’s not always my favorite, but I accept it because I know it will make me feel better. And boy, has it! I can see again, and my eyes don’t burn and ache anymore! I still have a bit of trouble making out some details due to scarring over my eyes, but I don’t let it hinder me- it just means I might take longer to figure out what I’m looking at. I’ve been in foster with a great foster dad while my eyes heal, and boy was that a good life! He spoiled me with lots of attention and let me sit in his lap while we watch TV. I can still be shy, and I have my safe spaces where I like to hang out, but a nice, quiet home makes sure I can really be myself and feel secure.<br/><br/>I’ve had quite the adventure so far! Now that I know the luxurious home life, I can’t imagine going back to the streets. I’m ready to find my permanent home. I’m not too picky- all I ask is a family who will give me a little time and space to warm up, and who will love me unconditionally for years to come. Could that be you?<br/><br/>Love, Toni

My friends at Wayside say:
-I am shy at first, but sweet once you get to know me
-I enjoy quietly observing the world and the occasional naps in a lap
-I am part of Wayside's TABBY program

My home preferences:
-Children 6+
-Recommend no dogs
-I would prefer a quiet home that will allow me to warm up at my own pace

Hello, nice to meet you! My name is Macaroni Toni, though friends call me Toni. I’ve seen quite a lot of the world in my 1 year and 1 month of life. My path first crossed with Wayside in July, when I came in as a community cat to receive basic vet care. Once that was done, I was returned to my outdoor colony, and they assumed that would be the last of it! I had a dedicated caretaker who looked after my friends and I. Because of their dedication, they noticed when I began to develop an eye infection. It was pretty bad- I could barely see, and my eyes hurt a lot. They reached back out to Wayside to try and get me help, and before I knew it, I was back!

The staff here

My friends at Wayside say:
-I am shy at first, but sweet once you get to know me
-I enjoy quietly observing the world and the occasional naps in a lap
-I am part of Wayside's TABBY program

My home preferences:
-Children 6+
-Recommend no dogs
-I would prefer a quiet home that will allow me to warm up at my own pace

Hello, nice to meet you! My name is Macaroni Toni, though friends call me Toni. I’ve seen quite a lot of the world in my 1 year and 1 month of life. My path first crossed with Wayside in July, when I came in as a community cat to receive basic vet care. Once that was done, I was returned to my outdoor colony, and they assumed that would be the last of it! I had a dedicated caretaker who looked after my friends and I. Because of their dedication, they noticed when I began to develop an eye infection. It was pretty bad- I could barely see, and my eyes hurt a lot. They reached back out to Wayside to try and get me help, and before I knew it, I was back!

The staff here put me on some medicine to help with my eyes, and I’m told I’ve been a very good patient with getting my eye medication! It’s not always my favorite, but I accept it because I know it will make me feel better. And boy, has it! I can see again, and my eyes don’t burn and ache anymore! I still have a bit of trouble making out some details due to scarring over my eyes, but I don’t let it hinder me-