We all love cats, but who among us can say they really know everything there is to know about every breed and type? I don’t think so. There is such a thing as a werewolf cat. Do you know? The social media account “Graciewolfcat” recently posted a video of a kitten that belonged to one of their foster cats.
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The foster cat’s owners thought she was sick, but it turned out that (Adorable Kitten Was Born With A Rare Natural Mutation) The little cat stood out from her siblings because she had spots on her fur and hair that didn’t grow in the normal patterns. It turns out that the cute kitten was born with a very rare genetic change. These cats are called Lykoi, which means “wolfcats.”
Bree, the owner of the foster cat home, said, “I chose to foster two pregnant cats that I found together at a work location.” “They had their babies less than six days and a week early.” “The two moms got together and started raising all 12 kids as a single family.” They looked at each other’s kids like they were their own.
“Right away I took one to the vet because I saw she looked weak and was losing her hair,” she said. “I was told she could have had a few more coats earlier, but she was healthy and fine.” We were afraid for her health, but she got better.
After some small wins, her hair started to grow back. Bree said as she got bigger, “I couldn’t get over how different she looked and how different she was from her parents and brothers.”
“I can make a living as a professional photographer!” “I do both weddings and births,” she said. I also took pictures of Gracie’s birth. I love living in central Maine, and my husband is great. He loves Grace and the other pets.I saw a piece of clothing that looked like it, but I didn’t think much about it. As she got bigger, I looked up a lot of different cat breeds on Google that had smooth black and white hair. Eventually, I realized she was a wolfcat, which is also known as a Lykoi. From what I’ve learned, a wolfcat, also called a lykoi, is a common house cat that came about when genes naturally changed in different cat groups. This is where her ancestors came from.”She only has one coat of fur and melts every six months or so,” Bree said.Her fur can be rubbed forward and backward, like a dog’s pelt.
We also learned that wolves’ cats can sell for up to $3,000. Getting such a valuable pet for free is really amazing! What is going on with Grace right now? Things are going well for her and she is healthy. She likes to sleep and play. Brее keeps going. She likes to play with her laser pen and follow the red dot with it most of the time.
“Her grandmother gave her a bubble pack to ride in!”Gracie’s bubbling backpack is her home when she’s not on a trip. She doesn’t talk much, but she likes to touch my feet while I’m sitting down and stroke or even cuddle them.I don’t let Gracie stay with me; she’d rather sleep on the beach. She likes to eat her tail while sitting at the window. Bree has more than one pet.