Honey is very tense at first. Her body seems to hold its breath. Her neck is stretched upright and her face is set forward. If something startles her, she may bark out of fear, but she does not want to be that way. You can see it in the way she watches, hesitates, and tries to make sense of her surroundings.

 

Then something changes. The moment she realises the person reaching out to her is safe, the tension eases. One gentle touch melts the worry from her body, and she inches closer, choosing to stay with you instead of staying on guard.

 

So young, Honey’s only family right now is Kinako. She sticks close for comfort, protection, and cuddles.

 

If you’re patient and gentle, Honey will learn that her new world can feel calm. She’ll do best in a quiet home with a 1 to 2 member household.

 

Please DM us if you can offer Honey a safe, gentle start.