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1 solid black male, 1 solid black female except for a small white spot on her chest almost in the shape of a heart. A relatively new breed of “wolf cats” will surely interest animal lovers this Halloween for their werewolf-like appearance.T Shirt Printing Market Harborough They are called Lykoi cats, and they possess a natural mutation that gives them the appearance of a scruffy-looking little wolf. French Bulldog Puppies For Sale In Las Vegas NvBut they don’t just look like little werewolves, they are also said to act like dogs too.Teacup Morkie Puppies For Sale In Jacksonville Fl Lykoi, which comes from the Greek word for wolf, are a fairly recent breed of cat that first appeared in 2010 and were bred by veterinarian Johnny Gobble and his wife Brittney.

They are now the primary breeders of the cat. Gobble’s colleague, Patti Thomas, came up with the name after the first litter was presented to her. He explained via DailyMail: “Our founding cats come from two unrelated litters. The first litter was presented to Patti as a natural occurring Sphynx mutation. This confirmation was done with DNA testing for Devon/Sphynx gene which the kittens did not have.” “The Lykoi Cat’s name was the inspiration of Patti. She said Lykoi was the Greek word for wolf, and we all thought it was very fitting – ‘wolf cat.’ Because of a naturally occurring mutation found in black domestic shorthairs, Lykoi cats have no hair around the eyes, nose, ears and muzzle and go through periods of patchy hair throughout their lives. The mutation prevents the cat from developing an undercoat and growing a full coat of hair. While Lykoi cats look like they could be wild and feral cats, they reportedly have a friendly hound dog personality, are driven by scent and are very intelligent.

According to Gobble’s website, Lykoi cats are “aware of everything around them” and may initially be cautious to new owners but warm up quickly to become loyal and affectionate companions. “They can be clingy at times, but generally if you are too busy to snuggle, they will take ‘no’ as an answer and will go on and amuse themselves … as long as they are close enough to keep an eye on you.” To ensure that their feral appearance was the cause of natural genetics and not a skin abnormality or disease, Gobbles put the breed through multiple skin, hair and DNA tests that were conducted by cardiologists and dermatologists at the University of Tennessee. “Our cardiologist also performed cardiac scans to look for any structural problems with the hearts. In the end, we found that the cats are healthy and the hair pattern is not from any known disease or disorder.” There are currently only 32 show standard Lykoi and 22 non-standard colored Lykoi in the world.

There are also only seven registered breeders in the world. Given their rarity, Lykoi kittens go for more that $2,000. Blue Lykoi kittens start at $1,500, black tuxedo kittens are $1,800, and black roan Lykoi cats cost $2,500. Unfortunately, there are currently no new litters and interested animal lovers will have to sign-up on a waitlist on the Gobbles’ website.Exciting News: Our Online Store Has Been Upgraded! We welcome donations but, of course, a super-fun way to help us raise money is by shopping in our store, which now accepts credit cards in addition to PayPal. We offer dog clothes as well as BisB swag for dog owners. All store items are sewn and donated by volunteers and proceeds all go straight back into the rescue. Bald Is Beautiful Hairless and Small Breed Rescue, Inc. is a national 501c3 non profit organization. We are an independent rescue whose members- all volunteers-  have over 40 years of combined experience in the rescue and rehabilitation of dogs in need. 

Our members’ reasons for being in rescue are varied from being compassionate lifetime dog lovers to having bought that “cute little puppy in the window” only to have our hearts broken when they became ill from being born to sick mothers kept in deplorable conditions.  Or when we sadly discovered that the “home raised” pups were, in reality, puppy mill puppies. Whatever brought us to BisB, we stay because we have seen our hard work and dedication pay off in changing the lives of so many deserving dogs. Bald Is Beautiful specializes in the rescue and placement of abused, unwanted and abandoned dogs. We concentrate on hairless and small breed dogs and are known by many as a Chinese Crested rescue.  By involving and educating the community through our various web pages and fundraisers Bald Is Beautiful works to raise the public’s awareness of the plight of the homeless animals, as well as realizing the benefits of adopting a dog in need.  Our dogs are examined, vaccinated, spayed or neutered and receive all medical treatments that our vets deem necessary before they are placed in carefully screened forever homes.

"I absolutely love this organization. I had a fantastic experience and they went out of their way to be helpful during the entire process. I ended up with the most adorable new addition to our family and will look no further when I am ready to adopt again." How Can You Support Bald Is Beautiful? ADOPT: Of course, one of the best ways to support this rescue group is by adopting one of our fantastic dogs. We work with potential adopters and help ensure your home will be a good match for the dog you choose. But we do realize adopting a new pet is a lifelong commitment. Not everyone's able to do that right now, so consider other ways you can support our organization. SHOP: What’s more fun than supporting Bald Is Beautiful by shopping!   Visit our store to find jammies, collars and other items made with love by our volunteer members. Proceeds go directly towards the costs of the dogs in our care. DONATE TIME: We are always in need of foster homes and volunteers.  

Foster homes provide a safe, loving home for our dogs until they are ready to go to forever homes. Volunteers are needed for projects such as sewing, marketing, fundraising and transportation. SPREAD THE WORD: Join our facebook page, invite your friends to join, follow us on twitter, Instagram, share information about adoptable dogs, contests and other projects. Word-of-mouth is the most effective strategy for helping our dogs find loving forever homes. DONATE MONEY: Of course, you can also make a monetary donation to the rescue. We are a national 501c3 non profit organization. Your donations may be tax deductible. Consult your tax professional. 100% of donations go directly to the care of the dogs.  Donations can be made by clicking on the PayPal button below. Or mail to PO Box 8971, Greenville, SC 29604. "There is SO much love put into these dogs. Anyone fortunate enough to adopt one can see it in the first rate quality of EVERYTHING from beginning to end. Actually there really isn't an end, you become part of the BisB family."