Xherdan the naked cat is widely known for his hairless appearance, wrinkled skin, and intimidating expression that earned him the title of the world’s scariest feline.
Despite being a far cry from the typical cute and cuddly cat that people adore online, Xherdan’s looks can be deceiving. In reality, this sphynx cat is a lovable and affectionate creature, despite his villainous appearance. You can follow Xherdan’s adventures on various social media platforms like Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, and even his personal website, xherdanthenakedcat.com.
Xherdan, a sphynx cat from Rüti in Switzerland, is capturing the hearts of people all over the internet. His owner, Sandra Filippi, first fell in love with him at 12 weeks old when she saw his pink and wrinkly skin and beautiful turquoise eyes. Despite initially intimidating people with his unique appearance, Xherdan is actually a sweet and lovable cat that quickly wins over hearts. Now six-and-a-half years old, Xherdan continues to steal hearts with his unique charm.
Filippi is a mother of two Don sphynx cats from Russia. Her cats are different from Xherdan as they are thinner, less wrinkly, and have unique eyes. She believes that sphynxes should always be kept in close contact with other sphynx cats, or else they will suffer. However, Xherdan loves being around his hoomans and craves their attention and cuddles. He has a child-like personality that is very endearing. Apart from eating and napping, Xherdan also enjoys bird-watching and talking in various pitches.
The Sphynx breed of cats may seem like the perfect solution for those who are repelled by shedding fur or have allergies. However, contrary to popular belief, these cats are actually quite high-maintenance due to their lack of hair. Xherdan, a Sphynx cat, requires regular baths and grooming, which includes nail clipping, as well as cleaning of the eyes and ears. Despite the demanding nature of caring for a Sphynx, Filippi, Xherdan’s owner, finds joy in his playful and loving nature. She admires his uniqueness and how he brings laughter to her life and others’.
Ever since Xherdan began posting his “nudes” on Instagram, he has amassed a following of 31.2k users. However, people have been comparing him to different things such as an alien, a brain, a grandma, a dumpling, and even a pig. This is all in good fun, but we need to put an end to the bullying. Although sphynx cats may seem strange and eerie, they are still unique creatures deserving of love and respect. Xherdan is a prime example of just how oddly cute these feline friends can be.
xherdanthenakedcat’s report card is in, and the final score is 63 points!
Three years ago, Olivia Masterson expressed her playful intentions to catch someone’s attention with the statement “I’m gonna get you!” in the comments section. There were 11 replies to her comment, and more comments followed. Let’s see what others had to say about it!
The official results are in for xherdanthenakedcat’s report and the final tally is a whopping 58 points!
Marianna Rodriguez commented three years back that the food looks similar to raw ground beef. There were five replies to her comment, and one can view more comments by clicking on the option.
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Dorothy Parker had asked if the person in question is experiencing any discomfort or pain and if there are any special baths that can help cover all areas of the body.
Three years ago, Olivia Masterson proudly declared her feline identity with the phrase “I am cat, hear me roar.” This statement exuded a sense of confidence and strength, as if she was ready to take on the world and show off her inner cat-like nature. The comment section following her post is filled with other individuals who share their love for cats and support Olivia’s declaration.
Three years ago, Rudolph Furtado shared an exciting experience that looked like it came out of a horror movie set. Ahoy!
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“I don’t even want to lay my eyes on you,” was Olivia Masterson’s statement three years ago.
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