Miss Beck
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I am helping a friend here in Seattle, rehome thier Male sr Sphynx Einstein. He is a sweet old boy who just wants a warm lap, a few spankins and someone who has time to love on him.
His owner has had him since he was a kitten, but has started her own company and cannot give him the time he deserves or needs.
He has become needy, clingy and mopey when she is home and it is breaking her heart to know he is lonely. He refuses to eat when he is really sad.
We tried to have him live with us, but Prune made it clear she does not want a big brother! He, on the other hand, made himself right at home. Within a few visits, he was ignoring Prune's screams of protests and chilling on the sofa, drooling on her catnip stuff and playing feather. I think he would settle nicely into any home (except ours! Prune is a meany)
He has lived with other Sphynx and a chihuahua, is totally box trained and has his full records. Einstein loves nip, is still playful, with med to low activity level, and purrs like a champ when he is around people. He is beautifull with grey mottled skin that looks like the surface of the moon or lichen on treebark.
My friend is devastated, but knows this is the right move.
Is there anyone in the PNW with Sphynx experience, who would like to give this big rubber boy the love he deserves as he ages gracefully into his golden years?
Rehoming fee- 250.00
His owner has had him since he was a kitten, but has started her own company and cannot give him the time he deserves or needs.
He has become needy, clingy and mopey when she is home and it is breaking her heart to know he is lonely. He refuses to eat when he is really sad.
We tried to have him live with us, but Prune made it clear she does not want a big brother! He, on the other hand, made himself right at home. Within a few visits, he was ignoring Prune's screams of protests and chilling on the sofa, drooling on her catnip stuff and playing feather. I think he would settle nicely into any home (except ours! Prune is a meany)
He has lived with other Sphynx and a chihuahua, is totally box trained and has his full records. Einstein loves nip, is still playful, with med to low activity level, and purrs like a champ when he is around people. He is beautifull with grey mottled skin that looks like the surface of the moon or lichen on treebark.
My friend is devastated, but knows this is the right move.
Is there anyone in the PNW with Sphynx experience, who would like to give this big rubber boy the love he deserves as he ages gracefully into his golden years?
Rehoming fee- 250.00
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