MC Wyrewood Fugly

Black Smoke Devon Rex

Sire: Smoothasilk Noisey Parker (33a 36)
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Dam: Wyrewood Wendolene (33a 31)

Born: 28th September 2013
As he doesn't actually fit anywhere else we thought we'd give Fugly his own page?

To start at the beginning I have to thank Fugly's first Mum, Chris Hazel of Wyrewood who breeds these lovely little
gremlins. Chris is a good friend who also breeds Selkirk Rex and is a committee member of two cat clubs close to
my heart the Selkirk rex Cat Club and the Rex Cat Association. On occasion Chris would show me the photos of her
latest litter of feline aliens which I would always coo at and say 'next time Chris you get a black smoke give me a
bell and I may have to steal it'. Well that happened in September last year. Chris told me he'd probably carry
longhair so would be a bit 'shaggier' that a Devon should be so not brilliant for showing which didn't put me off as I
thought I only want him as a pet and could possibly show him as a Pedigree Pet as long as his temperament suited
for showing.

Well on Christmas Eve 2013 I drove down to Chris's place to collect this lovely little fella. Chris brought him down
stairs in a little blue blanket and he looked soooo small but instantly purred away and that was it I was hooked.

On arrival back home I expected him to be a little shy and try and hide, but no, the little fella was not going to be
separated from either me or Norman and glued himself to us. Mum felt sorry for his little virtually knacked body
and knitted him a little jumper which he proceeded to wear for the next couple of months until he eventually grew
out of it and Mum had to knit him a larger one. He did look very cute.

Fugly wasn't phased at all by the other much bigger cats and made friends instantly, not that the bigger cats were
too impressed by him. But they tolerated him well and he became a member of the family straight away.
Already friends with Jetranger
Fugly's Christmas jumper from Mum
November 2014 Update:
Fugly is now a fully grown 'shaggy' Devon with a mind for mischief and a climbing ability any
spider would be jealous off?
He's attended 3 shows and entered as a pedigree pet as his coat is wayyyyy too long to get
away with in a standard Devon Rex class. He's earned himself 3 Master Cat certificates
meaning he gets to keep the title.
His last show in November was the Supreme Cat Show held at the National Exhibition Centre
in Birmingham, he had a great time and thoroughly enjoyed all the attention and the buzz at
the show. Norman kept an extra special eye on his favorite boy. Fugly even won Best of
Colour in his section was a shock to say the least, we were very proud parents.
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