Princess Honeycomb and Caleigh Browne: Furry Friends Fur-Ever Tail
“When I adopted this sweet, saucy kitty, I renamed her Princess Honeycomb,” says Caleigh.
“My best friend, Caitlin, volunteers at Furry Friends. After losing my beloved one-year-old cat Loki, my seven-year-old cat Moon needed a sibling. Caitlin sent me a photo and we both knew instantly that she was the one. Her adjustment to living here was immediate. In fact, she walked around as if she owned the place!
“Princess Honeycomb has really helped Moon and me grieve the sudden loss of my cat Loki. She did and does things that only he did, and it was as though Loki had sent her to us. Princess and Moon truly love eachother. It may have taken a little bit of time, but now they act like total sisters.
“Of all her toys, Princess loves wand toys the most. She’ll play and play and play … until she’s panting, panting, panting. Although she isn’t the most cuddly cat I’ve ever had and can be a ‘total brat’ when it comes to being held, it makes it that much more special when she does come to cuddle.
“What endears her to me so much and makes me laugh: She HATES getting her nails trimmed and will growl at me the entire time. But once it’s over, she acts like it never happened and comes to get her treats immediately. And … she’ll get the zoomies at random times like a dog!
“At night, she sleeps anywhere, but mostly in her kitty bed. She’s spoiled and keeps the handmade pillow that my best friend made all to herself.
"Princess Honeycomb is VERY true to her name: a complete princess. She’s always decked out in the color pink, and ‘walks’ around like she’s the princess of her kingdom. And she IS!”
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Furry Friends Fur-Ever Stories are compiled and written by Nomi Berger who is the bestselling author of seven novels, one work of non-fiction, two volumes of poetry, and hundreds of articles. She is a volunteer writer for Furry Friends in Vancouver, WA and also volunteers her writing skills to animal rescue groups in Canada and the USA.
