My name is
Honeybun!

Posted 1 day ago

Cared for by Peaceable Kingdom Shelter

My basic info

Breed

Domestic Shorthair

Color

Calico or Dilute Calico

Age

1 year old, Young

Sex

Female

Pet ID

–

Hair Length

short

My details

Good with cats

Shots current

Spayed / Neutered

My story

Here's what the humans have to say about me:

Meet HoneyBun!

Honeybun is a recent addition to our PK cat room. One of our volunteers was conducting TNR for a colony of cats and discovered this little girl trying to survive amongst the feral cats. She decided against returning Honey Bun and took her home to give her a chance at an indoor life. Honey Bun blossomed with her new friend. Sadly the volunteer realizing her age was not suitable for such a young kitty, decided to bring her to the shelter in hopes of finding a new suitable home.

Honey Bun is shy at first meeting. Once she knows she can trust she allows gentle pets and soon after will turn on the purrs. When her former caretaker visits she will instantly come running to her. And sadly watches each time she leaves. She will form a great bond with her new owner. Honey Bun adores other cats and can be found cuddling with the other gentle cats of the shelter. Honey Bun also enjoys playing with toys and zooming after laser pointers.

Honey Buns ideal home would be a quiet home without hustle and bustle of little ones. We ideally would like to find her a home with another quiet/ gentle kitty that will allow her to head butt and snuggle with.

Honey Bun is estimated around 1 years old. She been spayed, vaccinated, tested negative for leukemia/fiv, and is microchipped.

For more information on adopting HoneyBun or any of our other cats please contact us at cats@lvpeaceablekingdom.info or 610-432-2532 ext 6

Shelter

Peaceable Kingdom Shelter

Contact info

Pet ID

—

Contact

PK Cat Adoptions

Phone

(610) 432-2532 ext.6

cats@lvpeaceablekingdom.info

Website

http://www.lvpeaceablekingdom.info/

Address

1049 MacArthur Road, Whitehall, PA 18052

Donation

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Their adoption process

Additional adoption info

FOR DOGS ...Potential adopters will need to complete the Canine Application which requires landlord reference or proof of home ownership along with vet reference and a non family personal reference. Some instances may require a home inspection. We require a meet and greet with all household members and resident dogs present at the shelter. The adoption fees are $175 to $400 ($175 for large senior dogs, $200 for small senior dogs, $300 for adults, and $400 for puppies under 1 year).
Click here for our Adult Canine Application.

FOR CATS ...Please review the Feline Adoption Application (below) for adult cats before committing to an adoption. If you wish, you may print and fill out the form and bring it with you to adoption day.
Click here for our a Feline Adoption Application.

FOR KITTENS ...Potential adopters will need to complete a Kitten Application and provide proof of vaccinations and spay/neuter for other animals living in the home. Renter must also provide a copy of their rental agreement showing pet allowance. The adoption fee is $130 for a DSH kitten, $160 for a DLH, specialty and purebred kittens. All kittens are flea treated, wormed, leukemia tested, and are up to date on shots as appropriate for their age. Adopter is responsible for remaining vaccines. Spay/neuter and microchipping is included in the adoption fee and will be done by the shelter when the kitten reaches the appropriate age.
Click here to submit a kitten application online.
This online application is for kittens ONLY.

Adoption application

https://www.lvpeaceablekingdom.info/adopt

Go meet their pets

For hours please see our website www.lvpeaceablekingdom.info.

More about this shelter

Peaceable Kingdom is a no-kill shelter. We do not euthanize animals except in cases of unacceptable aggression or incurable illness. Our mission is:

To provide care, protection, and assistance to animals who are mistreated, injured, abandoned, or otherwise in need.

To minimize animal overpopulation through low-cost spay/neuter clinics.

To create community awareness and gain support of animal needs through educational efforts.