Evolution of Scrappy
When Scrappy was adopted, he was an all-black cat. However, white spots have appeared all over his body seven years old, causing a dazzling impact. Vitiligo is a disease that affects cats of all colors, but it’s more visible in black cats. The death of melanocytes, a kind of skin cell responsible for color, causes vitiligo. It’s usually harmless, but it may be a sign of depression or an inflammatory disorder. So, no matter how excellent the latest design is, if you see your cat sporting a color shift, you can certainly get it checked out.
Evolution Of Scrappy
Sassy LaPerm Cats
One of the most criminal cat types on the planet is the Sassy LaPerm. According to legend, the first pet of this breed had no fur while she was a child. When she did manage to grow some, it was curly and lush. Curly was born on a cherry farm in Oregon, and her name was Curly. Curly’s parents were both short-haired cats, but due to a rex gene, he developed a miniature lion’s dense and wavy mane. Most of her kittens inherited this characteristic from her. Devon Rex and Cornish Rex varieties have a typical appearance.
Sassy LaPerm Cats
