Honeydew

Honeydew — A Sweet Little Girl with Lots of Love to Give Honeydew came to Heartland as a tiny bottle baby alongside her sibling. Sadly, her sibling passed away, leaving little Honeydew to continue growing up without her first buddy. But Honeydew kept growing and thriving, and today she has blossomed into a lovely young kitten who is every bit as sweet as her name. About Honeydew Sweet and affectionate Loves cuddles and attention Playful and enjoys all the usual kitten fun Pretty calm for a young kitten Can do well with other cats with a proper introduction A good fit for older, respectful children Happy to play, explore, nap, and enjoy being a kittenHoneydew has a wonderful balance to her personality. She absolutely enjoys playing and doing all those silly kitten things, but she isn’t constantly going a hundred miles an hour. She’s also perfectly happy slowing things down and soaking up some cuddles. Honeydew Needs a Kitty FriendAfter growing up without her sibling, we don’t want Honeydew spending the rest of her kittenhood without feline companionship. She needs to be adopted into a home with a friendly cat or kitten, or she can be adopted along with another kitty.She should do well with other cats when given a proper introduction. She hasn’t been around dogs, so we can’t say for certain how she feels about them, but we think a calm, cat-friendly dog would most likely be okay with a slow and proper introduction. Honeydew has come a long way from that tiny bottle baby she once was. Now she’s ready for the good stuff—a family to love her, plenty of cuddles, kitten adventures, and a kitty buddy to share her life with. Sweet as her name and ready for her forever home. Please inquire if you’re interested in adopting at hhsrescue.org

Honeydew — A Sweet Little Girl with Lots of Love to Give Honeydew came to Heartland as a tiny bottle baby alongside her sibling. Sadly, her sibling passed away, leaving little Honeydew to continue growing up without her first buddy. But Honeydew kept growing and thriving, and today she has blossomed into a lovely young kitten who is every bit as sweet as her name. About Honeydew Sweet and affectionate Loves cuddles and attention Playful and enjoys all the usual kitten fun Pretty calm for a young kitten Can do well with other cats with a proper introduction A good fit for older, respectful children Happy to play, explore, nap, and enjoy being a kittenHoneydew has a wonderful balance to her personality. She absolutely enjoys playing and doing all those silly kitten things, but she isn’t constantly going a hundred miles an hour. She’s also perfectly happy slowing things down and soaking up some cuddles. Honeydew Needs a Kitty FriendAfter growing up without her sibling, we don’t want Honeydew spending the rest of her kittenhoo

Honeydew — A Sweet Little Girl with Lots of Love to Give Honeydew came to Heartland as a tiny bottle baby alongside her sibling. Sadly, her sibling passed away, leaving little Honeydew to continue growing up without her first buddy. But Honeydew kept growing and thriving, and today she has blossomed into a lovely young kitten who is every bit as sweet as her name. About Honeydew Sweet and affectionate Loves cuddles and attention Playful and enjoys all the usual kitten fun Pretty calm for a young kitten Can do well with other cats with a proper introduction A good fit for older, respectful children Happy to play, explore, nap, and enjoy being a kittenHoneydew has a wonderful balance to her personality. She absolutely enjoys playing and doing all those silly kitten things, but she isn’t constantly going a hundred miles an hour. She’s also perfectly happy slowing things down and soaking up some cuddles. Honeydew Needs a Kitty FriendAfter growing up without her sibling, we don’t want Honeydew spending the rest of her kittenhood without feline companionship. She needs to be adopted into a home with a friendly cat or kitten, or she can be adopted along with another kitty.She should do well with other cats when given a proper introduction. She hasn’t been around dogs, so we can’t say for certain how she feels about them, but we think a calm, cat-friendly dog would most likely be okay with a slow and proper introduction. H