Size
(when grown) -
Details
Not good with kids,
Not good with dogs,
Good with cats,
House-trained,
Spayed or Neutered,
Shots are up-to-date,
Story
Why hello there *wink* Are you looking for a new best friend?! My name is Honey Bear and I'm looking for a human companion who will let me lay on their chest and gaze deeply into their eyes. I'm basically like a dog and will greet you at the door, follow you around, and lay at your feet or curled up in your lap, twisted into ridiculous shapes to entertain you. My perfect match has a quiet home because, despite my massive muscular physique, I'm quite a gentle soul and I shy away from loud noises and strangers. I love playing with ribbons and enjoy the occasional catnip toy, but I'm overall a very relaxed and calm guy. And I've lived with another cat and small hyper dogs before. Although I did not care for the dogs very much because they chased me, I could perhaps get used to a calm lazy breed of dog. I love attention and affection, even belly rubs, and I don't mind being picked up and carried around (but I weigh about 17 lbs!). I'm very loving and will start purring the moment you touch me! BACKGROUND: Honey Bear came to our rescue in May, 2020, with his siblings as 4-week old babies who needed to be bottle-fed. He was a very adventurous, inquisitive, and loving little kitten. He and a sister were adopted together as kittens, but their adopter began to experience serious health issues 5 years later, forcing her to rehome all her pets and surrender Honey Bear to her local shelter. When we were notified, we immediately picked up Honey bear and placed him back in foster-care with his original foster-family. He is a very sweet and flirtatious boy, but he needs a little patience and grace to allow him a chance to warm up to new people and trust them after the ordeal he's been through.To inquire about adopting this cat please complete an adoption application at tinyurl.com/ccapadoptions
