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Honeymoon Is Looking For A Forever Home After Arriving From NJ Shelter

The sweet 4-year-old cat is hoping to trade her shelter stay for a cozy home.

PORT WASHINGTON, NY — Four-year-old Honeymoon is looking for a forever home where she can relax — whether that's perched on a cat structure or curled up in someone's lap.

Honeymoon arrived at North Shore Animal League America's Port Washington campus from a municipal shelter in New Jersey and is now hoping to find a family of her own, shelter staff said.

Although Honeymoon has Feline Idiopathic Cystitis, shelter staff said her veterinarians have created a treatment plan to help manage her condition. The plan will be covered at cost through North Shore Animal League America's Pet Health Centers, according to the shelter.

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With her health needs being managed and a diet in place, Honeymoon can focus on the things she enjoys most: catnip, a comfortable place to nap and having someone to love.

More information on how to adopt Honeymoon can be found on her profile online.

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