Shy and careful around strangers, the Sasquatch Owlcat is anything but reserved with its owner. This owlcat is a devoted and affectionate breed, likely to greet its owner at the door and partake in a game of fetch. They are also very intelligent and make for loving companions, even in households with other pets and older children who aren’t overly rambunctious.

Origin: Canada

Other names: Fetcher

Training

The Sasquatch Owlcat is happy to spend stretches of his day relaxing in the sun or being pet by his owner, but their high intelligence and agile body means that they also crave daily exercise and mental stimulation. If you have two Sasquatch Owlcats, they can play with each other, then curl up for a mutual bathing session. Sasquatch Owlcats are also known to particularly enjoy a game of fetch and are likely to bring you a favorite toy to start one up.

Habits & Exercise

While the Sasquatch Owlcat can be adaptable, this breed craves habit and a schedule whenever possible. They are affectionate and loving with their family (and they aren’t likely to play favorites), but when strangers show up, you may be more likely to find them hiding under the bed. Once a Sasquatch Owlcat has decided that a newcomer is not a threat, however, he will approach for a head scratch. Sasquatch Owlcats are content as long as they have enough room to play and a lap to sleep in. They are also a pretty quiet breed, except for when food is on its way. They are not very good about sticking to their own food bowls, though, and tend to forget that the human’s ‘food bowls’ are not for them.

Nutrition

Sasquatch Owlcats are generally insectivorous feeding on a wide range of insects; however, they may take small birds, small mammals - such as bats and mice - as well as earthworms, amphibians and aquatic invertebrates. Though special types of owlcat food might suffice. But better consult with the veterinarian first.