The craze for hairless bully cat kittens has led to unlicensed breeders exploiting social media platforms to illegally sell these animals for exorbitant prices, potentially jeopardizing their welfare.
Health experts warn that bully cats, bred for their distinctive traits like hairlessness and short legs, are vulnerable to severe health issues and generally have shorter lifespans, raising ethical concerns about their breeding.
Despite Lucy's Law, which requires licensing for selling pets under six months, the black market for bully cats thrives, as sellers circumvent regulations, often importing kittens from abroad illegally.
The popularity of bully cats has social media buzzing, with many groups on Facebook and Instagram advocating for their purchase, yet significantly overlooking the legislation and welfare implications.
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