MR. JONES

My oh my, it's Mr. Jones!! Mr. Jones isn't the biggest fan of cat carriers, so he'll need a patient adopter willing to help him feel more comfortable with travel over time. A top-loading carrier is highly recommended to make vet visits less stressful for everyone. Once home, leaving his carrier out with the door open can help him slowly adjust. Adding a soft blanket with his scent inside and covering the carrier (while keeping the door securely open) can make it feel like a safe space. Pairing the carrier with tasty treats or a bit of canned food - gradually moving it closer - will help him build positive associations at his own pace. With a little patience and plenty of encouragement, Mr. Jones will gain confidence and settle in beautifully. This sweet boy is just looking for someone willing to meet him where he's at.

My oh my, it's Mr. Jones!! Mr. Jones isn't the biggest fan of cat carriers, so he'll need a patient adopter willing to help him feel more comfortable with travel over time. A top-loading carrier is highly recommended to make vet visits less stressful for everyone. Once home, leaving his carrier out with the door open can help him slowly adjust. Adding a soft blanket with his scent inside and covering the carrier (while keeping the door securely open) can make it feel like a safe space. Pairing the carrier with tasty treats or a bit of canned food - gradually moving it closer - will help him build positive associations at his own pace. With a little patience and plenty of encouragement, Mr. Jones will gain confidence and settle in beautifully. This sweet boy is just looking for someone willing to meet him where he's at.

My oh my, it's Mr. Jones!! Mr. Jones isn't the biggest fan of cat carriers, so he'll need a patient adopter willing to help him feel more comfortable with travel over time. A top-loading carrier is highly recommended to make vet visits less stressful for everyone. Once home, leaving his carrier out with the door open can help him slowly adjust. Adding a soft blanket with his scent inside and covering the carrier (while keeping the door securely open) can make it feel like a safe space. Pairing the carrier with tasty treats or a bit of canned food - gradually moving it closer - will help him build positive associations at his own pace. With a little patience and plenty of encouragement, Mr. Jones will gain confidence and settle in beautifully. This sweet boy is just looking for someone willing to meet him where he's at.