HONEY BEAR CATS - Rare!!

Honey Bear Cats are very rare and anyone who has been lucky enough to share their life with a Honey Bear knows just how special they are. Please come in and see my pics and more info about this wonderful breed.

Monday, April 30, 2012

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I can still be reached at. cats2love@gmail.com

Saturday, May 31, 2008

Kittens Available - NOW - 5/31/08

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I just wanted to let everyone know that we do have kittens available. The youngest litter has just turned 12 weeks old and are now ready to...

Thursday, April 24, 2008

The colors of Honey Bears are always changing!

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As you can see from some of the photos in this blog, Honey Bear Kittens come in a huge array of colors and patterns. Everyone can find a co...

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Wednesday, April 23, 2008

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The Honey Bear's spine is different than other cats, this is a normal way for them to sit and relax!! They are such clowns!

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Sometimes you just can't have enough help!!

Sharing with You!

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Hi everyone, I am going to share some of my photos of Honey Bear kittens and cats. These have all come from my little cattery with lots of ...

Thursday, April 17, 2008

Thank you Dale!!

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Hi Everyone, The first thing I must do is take a minute to thank my friend Dale for getting me started here! He is a wonderful friend and I...

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HONEY BEAR CATS - VERY RARE!!: I have had animals all of my life. When I was a young mother I started working with a pet rescue group. At the time, I had a huge fenced in yard with a few kennels. During the 8 years I worked with that group, I fostered and rehabilitated over 150 dogs and puppies. They all went to successful, loving homes. In about 1990 I purchased my first HoneyBear kitten. I was hooked!!! They are different from any other type of cat and by far the most wonderful of all. A few years later I started breeding them. I started with 2 females and 1 male and then we grew!!! I do not breed continuosly and I do not breed to make money. I breed because I love the breed and want to make them available to as many deserving people as I can. No, they are not free, but the price only covers the cost of keeping and raising the cats and kittens. To date I have 6 females that I breed one time a year. We almost always have kittens available and we also have older kittens and adult cats that are availble for adoption.

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