Peaches the Sphynx Marches Through the Snow With One Stolen Glove
Against the white snow, the pink Sphynx stands out like a tiny sculpture. She holds a grey knitted glove in her mouth and glances toward the camera with big yellow-green eyes and a guilty face, her wrinkled skin and huge ears giving her a look of surprise. Behind her are a grey wooden wall and a snowy bush, and her little feet are leaving prints in the powder.
Sphynx cats have no coat, which means they feel the cold much more than other cats. They are warm to the touch, and they are known for their friendly, energetic, and clingy personalities, often seeking out warm laps and sunny spots. Because they have no fur to protect them, a Sphynx should never be left out in cold weather, and in winter she should be kept indoors where it is warm. Many owners give them sweaters in cooler temperatures. Their skin also needs special care, with regular bathing to remove oils, and your vet can recommend a routine. A cat that loves carrying objects around, like this one, is also showing off a very clever, social side.
We will call her Peaches. She should be brought in for a warm blanket right after this stunt. The glove can be returned, though it might be slightly damp, and Peaches will be looking for the next prize.






