Sphynx kittens & cats in Lakeland, Florida

Buddy was never originally intended to stay with me long-term. Several times, I planned to find him a home, but somehow he always found another reason to stay.What started as keeping him around as a potential breeding prospect quickly turned into something much more meaningful. Buddy became a companion, helper, and honorary babysitter, even helping me raise one of my singleton kittens.Then life happened. During Buddy's first year, I faced several unexpected health challenges, and each time I was ready to find him a family, my focus had to shift back to recovery.The truth is, I've probably found more excuses to keep him than reasons to let him go. He's affectionate, playful, loves fetch, comes running for treats, understands "no," and always wants to be part of the action. With his baby-blue Frank Sinatra eyes and charming personality, he's a bit of a flirt.At 9–10 pounds, Buddy is larger than most Bambinos who loves fetch, treats, and people.

PLEASE READ CAREFULLY!! IMPORTANT INFO Buddy is roughly 8yrs old. I have had him for almost 7 months. He is the sweetest, most cuddly cat I have ever met (he gets under the covers the second I get into bed. Every night!) All he wants is love! (And water from the sink faucet lol). I want nothing more to keep him (especially since I am at least his 3rd home) but he DOES NOT like other animals and bad cat fights are happening. (He now has cauliflower ear on 1 ear from a hematoma caused by a cat fight) AND!!! he started peeing outside of the litterbox because he is being territorial. i just took him to the vet and had a full panel of bloodwork done. It all came back normal. He has a heart murmur which is typical in Sphynx. I think it would be best for him to go to an experienced Sphynx owner or someone that really understands their needs (Sphynx need bathed every week) and that can give him all the attention and love he desperately wants, WITHOUT having to share a home with other animals