This is a confirmed cat
Our little red and white blind boy Honey is growing up fast!
In June last year, he was admitted to Safe Haven Egypt (SHE) as a small, half-starved kitten along with his one-eyed sister Mabel. Since then he has developed very well.
His tricolor sister Mabel has already received an adoption offer; now Honey is waiting for his own special family.
Honey is now (almost) 1 year young (estimated; born May 2023) and enjoying his life in the Haven's penthouse apartment with the other lively young kittens. His handicap is absolutely no problem for him during the sometimes wild games. On the contrary, he enjoys the company of his feline friends and is very playful, just like any other young cat.
Honey is not only very social with his cat friends, but also loves people. He likes human attention. He enjoys cuddling, which currently comes right after play.
Honey is suitable for adopters who have no previous experience with disabled pets. This is because only people consider blind cats to be disabled.
Adopters receive many tips from our experts – especially as part of the home inspection – on how to deal with blind cats. Of course, potentially dangerous places in the household must be secured.
Honey is ready to fly, which means he has been neutered, received his anti-flea treatment, dewormed, microchipped and fully vaccinated. He can fly to Europe and of course travels with a negative rabies certificate and all necessary documents.
At the end of June 2024 he was tested for FIV/FeLV and was negative.
SHE attaches great importance to the safety of its rescued cats. Therefore, their cats are not allowed to roam freely. This goes without saying for blind cats! Of course, they would be happy with a fully secured balcony or a cat-friendly garden.
Would you like to offer Honey a home? – Then take a look at our oour adoption procedure. – And don't hesitate to contact us.