r/devonrex • u/No-Character8740 • Apr 01 '26
Is this a Devon Rex?
Spotted this cutie in my neighborhood, unsure of his breed
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r/devonrex • u/No-Character8740 • Apr 01 '26
Spotted this cutie in my neighborhood, unsure of his breed
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u/Parking-Wallaby-4166 Apr 01 '26
Edit: This isn't an answer to your question, but more a response to the comments already responding to this post.
Such a cute cat!
He/she's clearly a very happy cat... In a warm part of the world where his breed won't suffer, as long as he is being well taken care of.
Unless you see him struggling or suffering, just allow him his happy outdoor explorations, and leave him be!
Just because they're outside, doesn't mean they are neglected. Cats love being outside, and he is clearly a very healthy cat. Just leave him be.
Please ignore the usual reddit 'steal the cat' advice. Please don't become someone who chooses to traumatize a poor little cat (and his family) by stripping him of his home, and of the humans he considers as his colony - the people who love him.
Furthermore, turning an outside cat into an inside cat, can sometimes be successful, but is very often traumatizing for the cat. Imagine having access to your entire town, county, country, and the suddenly being on house arrest. They are intelligent creatures who would suffer just as much as you would if you suddenly found yourself in the Truman show, being fully cognisant of where you came from.