16th! Had a wonderful Manx cat a long time ago. His name was Huey. He was born to a Mother who would eat all the kittens one by one. They lived under the Apartment building I lived in. I saw a little white kitty running around the entrance of their den. I was determined to save it from his mother. I went down with some food to entice it outside so I could get ahold of it. It worked, I grabbed it and it bit right through my nail on my thumb. OUCH! Took it upstairs to my apartment, looked and saw it was a boy. I named him Baby Huey. He hid for a couple of days. Then he sat at the opposite end of the couch looking at me. Slowly he came closer and closer. Taking most of the day. Until he sat next to me and let me pet him and put him on my lap. I noticed he wasn’t pooping in the box, or anywhere, so I took him to the Veterinarian. He told me that Huey was impacted with rocks and twigs. I think that was all he find to eat, mother not letting him nurse very long. We got him back to where he could poop. He loved to FETHCH. He was great for a couple of years, then one day he stopped eating and laid around. So I took him to the Veterinarian, and he told me Huey got into some pesticide. I had ant killer spray under the sink, but I never saw him trying to get in the cabinet,ever. But the Veterinarian told me the spray has something to attract ants and it must have done the same thing to him. He told me his organs were shutting down little by little, and he suggested he should put him down. I was devastated, and as we were talking, Huey laid down, had some black fluid out of his mouth, and died. I took him to my parents house and buried him under a huge rose bush. I cried the whole time I was digging the hole and putting him into a shoebox,and placing him into the ground. I haven’t owned a cat since. That’s been almost 30 years. Roger in Pierre South Dakota
The whole thing is not right they came from the Spanish ship that went down they were left to sea for unknown amount of time witch caused the genetic mutation the salt water eroded there spine and made the genetic defect
16th! Had a wonderful Manx cat a long time ago. His name was Huey. He was born to a Mother who would eat all the kittens one by one. They lived under the Apartment building I lived in. I saw a little white kitty running around the entrance of their den. I was determined to save it from his mother. I went down with some food to entice it outside so I could get ahold of it. It worked, I grabbed it and it bit right through my nail on my thumb. OUCH! Took it upstairs to my apartment, looked and saw it was a boy. I named him Baby Huey. He hid for a couple of days. Then he sat at the opposite end of the couch looking at me. Slowly he came closer and closer. Taking most of the day. Until he sat next to me and let me pet him and put him on my lap. I noticed he wasn’t pooping in the box, or anywhere, so I took him to the Veterinarian. He told me that Huey was impacted with rocks and twigs. I think that was all he find to eat, mother not letting him nurse very long. We got him back to where he could poop. He loved to FETHCH. He was great for a couple of years, then one day he stopped eating and laid around. So I took him to the Veterinarian, and he told me Huey got into some pesticide. I had ant killer spray under the sink, but I never saw him trying to get in the cabinet,ever. But the Veterinarian told me the spray has something to attract ants and it must have done the same thing to him. He told me his organs were shutting down little by little, and he suggested he should put him down. I was devastated, and as we were talking, Huey laid down, had some black fluid out of his mouth, and died. I took him to my parents house and buried him under a huge rose bush. I cried the whole time I was digging the hole and putting him into a shoebox,and placing him into the ground. I haven’t owned a cat since. That’s been almost 30 years. Roger in Pierre South Dakota
My Manx is a tuxedo cat I didn’t see that mentioned in the video not sure if he’s rare but he’s my best friend
I have a tuxedo manx to he also my best friend.His mom was a pure gray and his dad was a orange tabby not a manx
Adopting a precious tuxedo Manx as soon as he’s 12 weeks, only 2 weeks old now 😸
We just got a tuxedo manx kitten. After doing some research the night we brought him home, he was named Bond, James Bond.
My manx is named duck cabitt
Tysm for the vid
The whole thing is not right they came from the Spanish ship that went down they were left to sea for unknown amount of time witch caused the genetic mutation the salt water eroded there spine and made the genetic defect
I have a all white manx cat is it worth anything?
Ill give $25 for it
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worth keeping! why sell your cat?
all white is the rarest prob not worth much but you’d probably make a lot in a cat show if you trained it.
It is worth all the love & affection in the world.