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10 month old Sphynx Re-home in Southeastern NC

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Yoda mom

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@clemmy , (((hugs)))) to you and the new family , I am happy hearts aligned for a purrfect fit forever home for sweet Coco. . thank you for keeping us updated. hugs n head smooches. please let her new family know we are here for them if they have any questions. all paws are family.
 

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@clemmy , (((hugs)))) to you and the new family , I am happy hearts aligned for a purrfect fit forever home for sweet Coco. . thank you for keeping us updated. hugs n head smooches. please let her new family know we are here for them if they have any questions. all paws are family.
Thank you yoda mom. I am very excited to have found this community. I wish I would have know about it when I first became a sphynx mom many years ago. I am excited to be able to contribute as well as gain even more knowledge about these wonderful cats. Coco will be in great hands and have a wonderful sphinx to learn from and play with in our home.
 

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I have the cutest charcoal Sphynx that I’m needing to re-home for a variety of reasons but through no fault of her own. We can discuss that more if interested. She is spayed, microchipped, up to date on vaccinations, and of course litterbox trained. Paid $2200 for her from a breeder in Raleigh, who is very reputable and was able to provide annual HCM scans for the parents. She has a sensitive stomach and the food we found that works is more expensive than say Purina, but it isn’t outrageous. Otherwise, she is perfectly healthy. She has been with us for 7 months.

As long as her food bowl is full, she is happy. For the most part she just kind of does her own thing – she loves to hang out in her little cat bed that I put a heating pad in. She does not like sweaters so constant access to a heating pad is necessary. She will follow her person around the house and shows lots of love with purrs and trills. Her zoomies are the cutest thing I’ve ever seen. She is very playful, and loves to take naps while cuddling under a heated blanket. She would love being in a home with another playful cat, as she tries to play with our dog all the time, but it isn’t reciprocated by my dog unfortunately. She likes to try and "catch" my dog's tail - after 7 months my dog nipped her over this a couple days ago, and it was kind of the last push I needed to commit to a re-home.

She will come with all of her supplies: self-cleaning litterbox, litter, food, grooming supplies, heating pads, bowls, etc. Rehoming fee of $200, vet references will be needed as well. I love her SO much and I’m heartbroken over this. I would love for her new home to be open to sending me pictures and updates every now and then.

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@MoriahS16 , welcome to the lair family . so glad you joined us. wanted to update, Coco found a forever home and going home today.

I have all adoptees. several of us have adopted from members. Please do not hesitate to start your own looking for post and give location in the adoption section for attention. I always try to help hearts align. sharing the maximum rehoming fee here per rules is $250 , some list less or norehoming fee.

I could not see if you wrote anything in the reply. look forward to you being an active member with us. hugs
 

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I have the cutest charcoal Sphynx that I’m needing to re-home for a variety of reasons but through no fault of her own. We can discuss that more if interested. She is spayed, microchipped, up to date on vaccinations, and of course litterbox trained. Paid $2200 for her from a breeder in Raleigh, who is very reputable and was able to provide annual HCM scans for the parents. She has a sensitive stomach and the food we found that works is more expensive than say Purina, but it isn’t outrageous. Otherwise, she is perfectly healthy. She has been with us for 7 months.

As long as her food bowl is full, she is happy. For the most part she just kind of does her own thing – she loves to hang out in her little cat bed that I put a heating pad in. She does not like sweaters so constant access to a heating pad is necessary. She will follow her person around the house and shows lots of love with purrs and trills. Her zoomies are the cutest thing I’ve ever seen. She is very playful, and loves to take naps while cuddling under a heated blanket. She would love being in a home with another playful cat, as she tries to play with our dog all the time, but it isn’t reciprocated by my dog unfortunately. She likes to try and "catch" my dog's tail - after 7 months my dog nipped her over this a couple days ago, and it was kind of the last push I needed to commit to a re-home.

She will come with all of her supplies: self-cleaning litterbox, litter, food, grooming supplies, heating pads, bowls, etc. Rehoming fee of $200, vet references will be needed as well. I love her SO much and I’m heartbroken over this. I would love for her new home to be open to sending me pictures and updates every now and then.

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***UPDATE***

Coco has gone to her new home and is settling in nicely! Thank you to this group for connecting us with her perfect family!
 
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