Honey Ham was originally called Hitchhiker, until he made his love for honey ham known. If you plan on eating any, expect to share. As those big green eyes will stare intently at you as he cries, and cries, and cries if he smells honey ham and doesn't get a tiny nibble of it (he'd actually prefer a very large nibble, but for the sake of his waistline it should only be a tiny nibble). He actually adores all food, but honey ham is his definite favorite. Aside from food, Honey Ham loves attention. He offers head bonks to everyone, human and feline alike, and will lean into your hand for head scritches. The handsome grey boy will weave in and out of your legs while he fills you in on how his day has been going and asks about yours; and he will happily carry on a conversation even though neither of you will actually understand a word the other is saying. Honey Ham is good with other cats, including seniors who generally dislike the younger generation. He's a sweet and playful boy who adores his catnip carrot, chasing after Da Bird, and lounging about looking out of windows. And while he does have avoidance issues when the cat carrier comes out, if he's picked up and cuddled in a baby blanket and then put into the carrier it's ok.
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