This is our brand new pal, Zarina, who is a super friendly Sphynx cat. In my nearly 23 years volunteering with PAWS, Zarina is the first Sphynx I've have the opportunity to photograph. As you can see from her awesome Sunday selfies, she made my job pretty dang easy.
Zarina is so new to the shelter that we don't yet have a ton of information about her. What we DO know is that she's outgoing and curious, and that she loves people. More to come!
It's Sunday, which means we're hopping along in the Sunday Selfies Blog Hop, hosted by our pals at The Cat On My Head. Be sure to check it out to see who else is hopping along (or to join in on the fun)!
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Wow! It is so rare to see a Sphynx kitty at a shelter! I know lots of humans will be interested in Zarina... but few of them will probably understand how much upkeep she will need.
You are a pretty girl, but why the raspberries, Zarina?
Zarina has beautiful eyes and I love the tongue sticking out. :)
I am busting to know all about her...please. And Summer has a point..she needs upkeep for keeping her sweet self healthy and gorgeous.
This got mom and I wondering what the Sphinx does for measurement gauging with no whiskers at all.
How did beautiful Zafina end up in a shelter? Such an interesting cat!
We love Zarina with the tongue out :)
We purr a loving home will come her way soon :)
Purrs,Georgia and Julie
Awww, she is such a beauty! Purrs and hugs!
Such a sweetie! We sure hope Zarina gets her purrfect home soon. Thanks for joining our Thankful Thursday Blog Hop!
Meow meow Zarina yore a purrty girl...
Yore eyess are so lovelee. Pawss crossed yore mew peepell show up soon an THE test of yore Life can bee-gin!
**purrss** BellaDharma
Zarina, what beautiful eyes you've got!
We never met a Sphynx cat before! Are you from Egypt, Land of the Sphynx?
We hope your fur-ever family will fibd you soon!
We meant find, of course. Not fibd (mol).
Zarina is very striking looking with her big eyes and black nose and what seems to be a permanent raspberry. We did not know that Sphinx cats do not have whiskers. We look forward to learning more about Zarina in the future. Please thank her for hopping. XOCK, angel Lily Olivia, Mauricio, Misty May, Giulietta, angel Fiona, Astrid, Lisbeth, Calista Jo, Cooper Murphy and Sawyer
She is beautiful. I wish I could adopt her. I Know she will get a home quickly. XO
Zarina is striking and beautiful in her own ways. So Sphinx Cats don't have whiskers now that is interesting. Didn't know that. She takes a purrfect Sunday Selfie but then she's the purrfect model.
Zarina, you sure are one gorgeous cat. We so hope you find a really good home.
Mom says Sphynx cats are warm and cuddly and very loving.
The Florida Furkids
Wow, Zarina is so gorgeous! Her dark nose is adorable and big eyes so striking! I hope she will find her loving forever home very soon! xo
Hi sweetie! Definitely won't be a long term resident of the shelter.
She's magnificent!!!
She's spectacular. Mommy has never seen one in person.
Emma and Buster
She looks amazing and very wise!
zarina !!! ewe bee gorgeouz....we haz knot had de honor oh meetin many sphynx :)
we send de best oh fishez N wizhez that ewe find & iz in yur for everz bye joon 12 ♥♥♥
And she's beautiful too😜Good Luck Pawkisses to find a furrever home soon, sweet Zarina and for all of you Pawkisses for a Happy Monday🐾😽💞
Zarina, we just love your beautiful selfies. She is just so gorgeous. We hope you find a wonderful forever home soon. Thanks for sharing. Have a great rest of your week.
World of Animals
My goodness Zarina, you are a strikingly beautiful girl. We're send our purrs that you find your furever home soon.
Zarina is so beautiful! I love those blue eyes and that little tongue. She looks like she has a ton of personality. I hope that she finds the purrfect forever home soon.
Wow, what a beauty!! How special to be able to photograph her.
Zarina has been adopted! Hooray!
I would imagine that cats like Zarina cost so much that few end-up in shelters, and that there would be rescue groups devoted just to them. If I were to ever have a pedigree cat, it would probably be a Turkish Angora.
I live in Oregon, and my wife and I adopted five rescue cats. The shelter insisted that they be kept indoors, but we feel so strongly about the matter that we wouldn't consider doing otherwise. For at least ten years, I've had a phenomenal friend/blog buddy who lives a mere 45-miles from me, yet we've never met, although I always assume that we someday will. Because, as the saying goes, "she doesn't play well with others," she is her own rescue group, and has her own tax-deductable one-woman charity. Because I am so incredibly impressed by her, I share her blog address with any and everyone who even might be marginally interested, so I will share it with you. Her name is Jody: https://catwomanflix.blogspot.com/2020/06/gray-fluff.html
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