His name is Shaun, and he’s a Cornish Rex with a meow that’s somewhere between a sheep and a duck. It’s honestly incredible. He’s got those big ears, curly fur, and a voice that’ll have you doing a ...

"Both the Devon Rex and the Cornish Rex have characteristically short and curly or wavy coats," explains Dr. MacMillan. "The ...

Cornish Rex cats have long legs with a tuck-up toward the back of their abdomen, often drawing comparisons to Greyhound dogs. Fairly small in size, they weigh between 5 and 10 pounds with a ...

Well known and loved for its bat-like ears, clown-like behavior and athletic ability, the Cornish Rex breed came about after a spontaneous genetic mutation in 1950 when a kitten named Kallibunker was ...

Cornish rex cats are petite and fragile looking with an oval head, large round eyes, and big ears high up on the head. Their coats appear more wavy than curly because the hair is so short.

In 2000, only 807 of them were registered worldwide. Considering that there are an estimated 72 million pet cats in America alone, that makes the Cornish Rex as rare as it is beautiful.

The Cornish Rex, despite its unique appearance, is a cat breed that is relatively rare in this country. With its friendly nature and distinctively curly coat, it makes for a loving and affectionate ...

Cornish Rex cats shed, but they do so very minimally. So technically speaking, they are classed as being a non-shedding cat —and it’s all down to their unique coat.