The Cornish Rex is known as the Greyhound of Cats due to its racing ability. The term Rex as applied to the Cornish Rex is used to denote unusual fur. The use of the word Rex, which is Latin for king, to refer to strange fur, began when King Albert I of Belgium tried to enter his rabbits in a competition. The curly hair on the rabbits would have disqualified them from the show, but no one wanted to reject the King, so they added the word Rex to his entries. Although they have less hair than other cats, Cornish Rexes still cause allergic reactions in people who are sensitive to cats.
Related pages:
Cornish Rex Rescue
Alabama Animal Rescue
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Shelby County - Columbiana 35051
Humane Society of Shelby County 205-669-3916
Jefferson County - Birmingham, AL 35209
Greater Birmingham Humane Society 205-942-1211
Jefferson County - Homewood, Alabama 35209
Alabama Animal Adoption Society 205-871-6351
Madison County - Huntsville 35805
SNAP (Spay/Neuter Action Project) 256-830-8459
Etowah County - Gadsen, AL 35901
Humane Society of Etowah County 256-547-4846
Marshall County - Guntersville 35976
Guntersville Animal Shelter 256-582-3184
Calhoun County - Anniston, Alabama 36202
League for Animal Welfare 256-820-3218
Baldwin County - Fairhope 36532
Fairhope Cat Coalition 251-510-8585
Baldwin County - Baldwin, AL 36533
Baldwin County Humane Society 251-928-4585
Mobile County - Mobile, Alabama 36608
South Alabama Spay Neuter 251-343-5033
Lee County - Auburn, Alabama 36849
Operation Catnap 334-826-7845
If you find any of the above spay/neuter information is incorrect,
or if you know another low-cost clinic to recommend, please
call Rescue Me! at 1-800-800-2099 with this information.
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