The most well-known hairless cat breed is the Sphynx. It’s the result of a spontaneous mutation, and dates back to 1966 when a hairless kitten was born in Toronto, Canada to a domestic cat.

From hairless cats with batlike ears and grumpy faces (but not demeanors) to curly-haired and folded-ear varieties to those that look like they could exist in the wild, we've rounded up 25 feline ...

Some of these cat breeds were carefully created, ... The first LaPerm was born in 1982 when a kitten came into the world hairless with a tabby pattern clear on her skin. As she grew, ...

This cat breed comes in every color and coat pattern, but LaPerm cats have very unusual coats. The kittens are either born hairless or quickly lose all their hair, only to grow in a curly, wavy ...

This also involved breeding hairless cats with short-haired Devon Rex cats. Breeders continued to carefully and selectively breed Sphynx cats for more than 30 years to make sure that the gene pool ...

While domestic cats regularly live to 18 years old, the hairless Sphynx breed has an average life expectancy of just 6.8 years, the lowest of any domestic breed of cat, according to new research.

Hairless Spynx cats are no more dangerous than any other type of domestic cat breed. However, bullycats are prone to several health conditions due to how they're bred.

Bullycats are are a type of hairless cat that are being bred around the UK. However, not everyone is happy with this as they can be plagued by a number of health conditions. The sphynx-like breed ...