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Name: Sparrow
Nicknames: Little Bird (Only mother can call him that)

Age: 1 month old
Current Stage: Newborn

Species: American Ringtail
Relatively large in size, American Ringtails are long and muscular animals. Both genders can reach a weight of twelve to fourteen pounds at adulthood. They have a long and strong back. Fur is soft and silky and may occur in any color or pattern. Eye color is also not strictly defined at the moment. The tail is straight initially and then smoothly curls over the back, not touching it and being approximately of the same length. Paws are medium sized with webbed toes.

The famous ring tail is owing to two distinct genes that produce the 'upright' and 'curled' appearance of the tail. They are seen in certain feral and domestic cats and even in purebreds. They are not associated with any health ailment. The tail itself is broad and muscular at the base with well developed bones that are not fused together. The cats hold their tail in the ringed position when they are calm. It serves not only to balance the cats in their movement but also to decelerate them during a high speed pursuit.

American Ringtails are very friendly and affectionate by nature. They interact well with children and other family members even as they develop a strong attachment to one particular person. They are somewhat shy in presence of strangers though. Curious by nature, they explore everything in their vicinity and are particularly fascinated by running water sources, perhaps a relic from their feral days when they used to quench their thirst by drinking from natural water bodies. Another 'wild' attribute is their habit of caching their food, hiding it in various places in the house for feeding at a later time. For their unique design and beauty, these fascinating cats are sure to gain lots of attention and fame as they prosper into a distinct, widely recognized breed in the coming years.

Acquired From: Breeding

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Family Lineage:
Father: Sebastien
Mother: Dinah
Siblings: Wren

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Name: Darryl Dixon
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Age: Late 30's
Current Stage: Master

Species: Selkirk Rex
The Selkirk Rex cat breed was developed from a natural mutation that arose in the United States in a litter of domestic kittens born in 1987. Selkirk Rex cats of today trace their ancestry back to Miss DePesto, a dilute tortie and white. It was accepted by several North American associations during the 1990s and was accepted for championship status in CFA in 2000.

The Selkirk Rex personality encompasses a patient, tolerant, loving cat that enjoys a good cuddle. They have the docile good nature of their three parent breeds. British Shorthairs, Persians, and Exotics have gone into the development of this breed.

Like the other Rex cats, the Selkirk Rex has a naturally curly coat. Unlike the other Rex breeds, the Selkirk Rex has a rounded, stocky body type and comes in both longhaired and shorthaired varieties. Also unlike the Devon and Cornish Rex, this gene is dominant, not recessive.

Acquired From: Real Life Commission

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Personality: Daryl is often volatile but is still significantly more level-headed and rational than his older brother, Merle Dixon. Despite usually acting distant, Daryl has shown on numerous occasions to be caring and selfless. An experienced tracker and hunter, he is deadly accurate with his crossbow. Daryl is also highly skilled with various firearms and knives.

Likes: Hunting, Being outside in the wilderness away from others, Beth

Dislikes: Crowds, Cities

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Mate: Beth Greene
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