Thank you! Some of those images in the link you provided are a right-on match, including the moth that I recall seeing on the honeysuckle.

Congrats Knsdye! Nice photo.
I believe those burrow down into the soil to pupate. The first time I tried to raise a sphinx moth I didn't know that so I thought I'd warn you. Mine was laying on the bottom of the container and I thought it was dying but it wasn't. It was just ready to pupate.

I provide a container with a few inches of soil for the larva to burrow in. :) What's cool is you can see so much of the moth while it is a pupa. Totally awesome!

I'm surprised just how large this cat is getting, 2 or 3 times bigger than from just a week ago. I've got a terrarium, so I'll pursue getting the soil for it now, rather than wait? I guess it will have been a week now come Sunday and I've just continued to give it fresh Fuchsia that I found it on and cleaning out the container.

over the weekend during the daily change for fresh fuschia and cleaning of the container, I noticed the paper napkin had been chewed in a neat circle shape, as if the cat were trying to dig or bury itself. I took that cue to instead move the cat into the soil terrarium and within the day, it seems to have buried itself already. I'll give it another couple days before I attempt to lift the lid for observing, as I'm hoping to keep it undisturbed for now. I've read several postings that talk about giving the future moth something to climb when it emerges, any other important tips appreciated.