Anyone ever saw this kind of tails?

[DunkeyKong]

I have a bit of a wild man trait in this regard, I'm very fond of animals.

That's good to know man

Thanks for the kind words! It's very uplifting. Although, honestly, it's mostly the church's direction, not me ?

That church sounds pretty chill, your help is appreciated!

 

[AtlasM]

Ah, but what is the church for if not to try and shepherd those that have good will? it is meant to represent a beacon of light in a world of darkness, even if not all those involved feel that way.

Very well said and true! I agree 100%

 

[Dick Whip]

Its parent could be an American Bobtail for all we know.

 

[ShadowsofCreation]

My very first cat had a stub tail. She was a stray (Actually all of my cats all my life have been strays or shelter cats now that I think about it). I didn't really think anything of it, just thought some cats had short tails.

Edit: Just did a quick google search, and despite all the doom and gloom in the comments here, there are, in fact, several cat breeds that do have short stubby tails like that. Unless there are signs of trauma or scarring on the tail, it is likely natural.

 

[AtlasM]

My very first cat had a stub tail. She was a stray (Actually all of my cats all my life have been strays or shelter cats now that I think about it). I didn't really think anything of it, just thought some cats had short tails.

Edit: Just did a quick google search, and despite all the doom and gloom in the comments here, there are, in fact, several cat breeds that do have short stubby tails like that. Unless there are signs of trauma or scarring on the tail, it is likely natural.

There are natural ones, but the breed in the pic usually has long tail. It's a common "local" cat breed in Malaysia/Indonesia. There were even ones that look almost exactly like that living near my house. My neighbour's cats, I think

Then again, cats that went through inbreeding for too many generations can have stub tail like that, too. Some cat owners that came for checkup told me and the vet confirmed.

The way they run or walk is a lot clumsier than shorttails or bobtails