Animals are amazing no matter what their condition is, and the best example of that is Jazzypurrs, a Sensation Eyeless Sphinx Cat.

Jazzypurrs, who is also known as Jasper, has thousands of followers on social media despite a lot of people saying that it has a scary look.

Jasper is a hairless sphinx cat that had lost 2 of his eyes due to a medical condition.

The 12-year-old cat cannot see anything, however, he still manages to play around like a cat and loves to entertain his followers.

20 Amazing Images Of The Internet Sensation Eyeless Sphinx Cat:

View this post on Instagram

Mama says I am living proof that cats have nine lives. I’m feeling much better now though! Happy to be home and getting lots of extra love and cuddles, plus some yummy goo stuff that’s supposed to help me gain weight. Mama also told me all about the nice messages from all of you! It’s nice to be so loved 😻😸 ————————————————————————Shop link in the bio! For those who don’t know Jazzy’s story, he was adopted at 2 years old seemingly healthy. After a couple of years he was diagnosed with FHV (feline herpes virus), but at the time all that meant was he was a sniffly boy. Then in November 2013 he got a corneal ulcer in his right eye. It was so bad that removal was the only option. He went on being a happy, healthy, now one eyed kitty. Until September 2018 when he ended up with a corneal ulcer in his remaining eye. Again so bad that removal was the only option. As scary as the news was that Jasper would now be totally blind, he adapted super well. Finally in April 2019 he had a mild stroke. It was a terrifying experience trying to figure out what was going on, why he woke me up spinning in circles, but the diagnoses was a relief. The cause is unknown, which is unfortunately common, but it means it wasn’t caused by any of the awful things that we know can cause one. Since then he’s recovered almost 100%, he walks a bit more cautiously and occasionally is unsure of where is is and will meow for help, but otherwise he’s perfect. He’s a very happy kitty, who is otherwise extremely healthy. He’s 12 years old, but the vet says there’s no reason to think he won’t live another 10 years. #jazzypurr #blindcat #sphynx #sphynxcat #nakedkitty #sphynxlair #catsofinstagram #catstagram #instacat #cat #kitty #animals #sphynxofinstagram #sphynxstagram #thedailynude #sphynxoftheday #hairlesscat #catsdaily #oddkitty #thedodo

A post shared by Jasper (@jazzy.purrs) on Sep 6, 2020 at 6:29pm PDT

View this post on Instagram

WARNING: Medical scare talk. After a very long and very scary night, it looks like I can finally take a breath and be optimistic. Jazzy had to have another tooth pulled and this time he was having some serious clotting issues. His favorite blanket now looks like a crime scene. We honestly weren’t sure if he was going to make it through the night or if he was going to have a big scary underlying issue. But the vitamin K helped and he stopped bleeding (we’re thinking vitamin K deficiency as the cause right now), and now he’s getting some TLC at the vet to deal with getting his strength back from an exhausting night. We can’t say for sure he’s out of the woods but we’re very optimistic that he’ll bounce back and make a full recovery, my little warrior that he is. He’s so very unfortunate to have these things that happen to him, but also so very fortunate to never let it slow him down. As long as he’s able to be happy and recover, I’ll keep fighting for him. You guys feel like a family to us so I just wanted to keep everyone in the loop now that I have an idea of what’s going on. I’m not gonna lie, I thought last night was going to be my goodbye to Jasper and I am so emotionally and physically exhausted from staying up all night holding him and watching him and crying, so I don’t know if I’ll be in the comments of this post much. But as soon as I know more you all will too ❤️ I appreciate all of the love and support.

A post shared by Jasper (@jazzy.purrs) on Sep 3, 2020 at 11:29am PDT

View this post on Instagram

Having two little siblings is exhausting for a little old man like me. Mama says I’m not that old but I’m definitely too old for this nonsense. ————————————————————————Shop link in the bio! For those who don’t know Jazzy’s story, he was adopted at 2 years old seemingly healthy. After a couple of years he was diagnosed with FHV (feline herpes virus), but at the time all that meant was he was a sniffly boy. Then in November 2013 he got a corneal ulcer in his right eye. It was so bad that removal was the only option. He went on being a happy, healthy, now one eyed kitty. Until September 2018 when he ended up with a corneal ulcer in his remaining eye. Again so bad that removal was the only option. As scary as the news was that Jasper would now be totally blind, he adapted super well. Finally in April 2019 he had a mild stroke. It was a terrifying experience trying to figure out what was going on, why he woke me up spinning in circles, but the diagnoses was a relief. The cause is unknown, which is unfortunately common, but it means it wasn’t caused by any of the awful things that we know can cause one. Since then he’s recovered almost 100%, he walks a bit more cautiously and occasionally is unsure of where is is and will meow for help, but otherwise he’s perfect. He’s a very happy kitty, who is otherwise extremely healthy. He’s 12 years old, but the vet says there’s no reason to think he won’t live another 10 years. #jazzypurr #blindcat #sphynx #sphynxcat #nakedkitty #sphynxlair #catsofinstagram #catstagram #instacat #cat #kitty #animals #sphynxofinstagram #sphynxstagram #thedailynude #sphynxoftheday #hairlesscat #catsdaily #oddkitty #thedodo

A post shared by Jasper (@jazzy.purrs) on Aug 26, 2020 at 11:55am PDT

View this post on Instagram

Thank you so much for all the love, just wanted to update that Bowie has been home for a little over a week and he’s doing really well! Unfortunately there’s no way to know if or when he may reblock but for now he’s happy and healthy. His diet has been changed and he’s on a medication to hopefully help stack the odds in his favor, so we’ll hope for the best and deal with it if we have to. I appreciate the offers for financial help but at the moment it’s not needed, it means the world to me to know so many are willing to help us though ❤️❤️❤️ Thank you again, and it’ll be back to our regular posting soon (bonus pic of Jazzy because he’s just so cute). Also he maker of Bowie’s adorable shirt is tagged if anyone wants one of their own 😉

A post shared by Jasper (@jazzy.purrs) on Aug 10, 2020 at 5:03pm PDT

View this post on Instagram

So Jazzy will be getting a little brother and sister sometime next week. A bonded pair, the little tortie girl is eyeless like Jasper! And her brother is polydactyl. I’ll leave it up to you guys if this page stays just about Jasper or if his new siblings show up from time to time. You can comment your opinion here or I’ll be posting a poll in the story!

A post shared by Jasper (@jazzy.purrs) on Jul 21, 2020 at 3:20pm PDT

View this post on Instagram

Mama doesn’t pay attention to me while she crafts, but I’m NOT pouting. This is just a comfy blanket. ————————————————————————Shop link in the bio! For those who don’t know Jazzy’s story, he was adopted at 2 years old seemingly healthy. After a couple of years he was diagnosed with FHV (feline herpes virus), but at the time all that meant was he was a sniffly boy. Then in November 2013 he got a corneal ulcer in his right eye. It was so bad that removal was the only option. He went on being a happy, healthy, now one eyed kitty. Until September 2018 when he ended up with a corneal ulcer in his remaining eye. Again so bad that removal was the only option. As scary as the news was that Jasper would now be totally blind, he adapted super well. Finally in April 2019 he had a mild stroke. It was a terrifying experience trying to figure out what was going on, why he woke me up spinning in circles, but the diagnoses was a relief. The cause is unknown, which is unfortunately common, but it means it wasn’t caused by any of the awful things that we know can cause one. Since then he’s recovered almost 100%, he walks a bit more cautiously and occasionally is unsure of where is is and will meow for help, but otherwise he’s perfect. He’s a very happy kitty, who is otherwise extremely healthy. He’s 12 years old, but the vet says there’s no reason to think he won’t live another 10 years. #jazzypurr #blindcat #sphynx #sphynxcat #nakedkitty #sphynxlair #catsofinstagram #catstagram #instacat #cat #kitty #animals #sphynxofinstagram #sphynxstagram #thedailynude #sphynxoftheday #hairlesscat #catsdaily #oddkitty #thedodo

A post shared by Jasper (@jazzy.purrs) on Jul 6, 2020 at 4:08pm PDT

View this post on Instagram

#BLACKLIVESMATTER We stand in solidarity with the protesters and the black community. To have this platform and not use it to take a stand would be unacceptable. We will never understand, but we stand with you. Comments on this post will be heavily monitored. Feel free to unfollow, you don’t have to announce your departure.

A post shared by Jasper (@jazzy.purrs) on Jun 1, 2020 at 4:57pm PDT

View this post on Instagram

I asked for pets not kisses, so I showed Mama I meant business with what’s left of my teefs. ————————————————————————Shop link in the bio! For those who don’t know Jazzy’s story, he was adopted at 2 years old seemingly healthy. After a couple of years he was diagnosed with FHV (feline herpes virus), but at the time all that meant was he was a sniffly boy. Then in November 2013 he got a corneal ulcer in his right eye. It was so bad that removal was the only option. He went on being a happy, healthy, now one eyed kitty. Until September 2018 when he ended up with a corneal ulcer in his remaining eye. Again so bad that removal was the only option. As scary as the news was that Jasper would now be totally blind, he adapted super well. Finally in April 2019 he had a mild stroke. It was a terrifying experience trying to figure out what was going on, why he woke me up spinning in circles, but the diagnoses was a relief. The cause is unknown, which is unfortunately common, but it means it wasn’t caused by any of the awful things that we know can cause one. Since then he’s recovered almost 100%, he walks a bit more cautiously and occasionally is unsure of where is is and will meow for help, but otherwise he’s perfect. He’s a very happy kitty, who is otherwise extremely healthy. He’s 12 years old, but the vet says there’s no reason to think he won’t live another 10 years. #jazzypurr #blindcat #sphynx #sphynxcat #nakedkitty #sphynxlair #catsofinstagram #catstagram #instacat #cat #kitty #animals #sphynxofinstagram #sphynxstagram #thedailynude #sphynxoftheday #hairlesscat #catsdaily #oddkitty #thedodo

A post shared by Jasper (@jazzy.purrs) on Apr 23, 2020 at 3:35pm PDT

View this post on Instagram

Home safe and sound. Well, most of me. Missing three teeth now. But everyone at the vet loved me of course, so that was nice. Now I think I’ll sleep the meds off on mama’s chest.

A post shared by Jasper (@jazzy.purrs) on Apr 9, 2020 at 1:02pm PDT

View this post on Instagram

Mama says not being able to see just means I’m a really good listener. So go on, I’m listening! ————————————————————————Shop link in the bio! For those who don’t know Jazzy’s story, he was adopted at 2 years old seemingly healthy. After a couple of years he was diagnosed with FHV (feline herpes virus), but at the time all that meant was he was a sniffly boy. Then in November 2013 he got a corneal ulcer in his right eye. It was so bad that removal was the only option. He went on being a happy, healthy, now one eyed kitty. Until September 2018 when he ended up with a corneal ulcer in his remaining eye. Again so bad that removal was the only option. As scary as the news was that Jasper would now be totally blind, he adapted super well. Finally in April 2019 he had a mild stroke. He’s a very happy kitty, who is otherwise extremely healthy. He’s 11 years old, but the vet says there’s no reason to think he won’t live another 10 years. #jazzypurr #blindcat #sphynx #sphynxcat #nakedkitty #sphynxlair #catsofinstagram #catstagram #instacat #cat #kitty #sphynxofinstagram #sphynxstagram #thedailynude #sphynxoftheday #hairlesscat #catsdaily #oddkitty #thedodo

A post shared by Jasper (@jazzy.purrs) on Jan 10, 2020 at 2:03pm PST

The story of Jazzy is a bit sad.

The owners of Jazzy adopted him when he was just 2, and at that time he was in a very good and healthy condition.

However, a couple of years after he was adopted, she started to lose over their eyesight.

The owners of Jazzy said:

For those who don’t know Jazzy’s story, he was adopted at two years old seemingly healthy. After a couple of years he was diagnosed with FHV (feline herpes virus), but at the time all that meant was he was a sniffly boy. Then in November 2013 he got a corneal ulcer in his right eye. It was so bad that removal was the only option. He went on being a happy, healthy, now one eyed kitty. Until September 2018 when he ended up with a corneal ulcer in his remaining eye. Again so bad that removal was the only option. As scary as the news was that Jasper would now be totally blind, he adapted super well. Finally in April 2019 he had a mild stroke. It was a terrifying experience trying to figure out what was going on, why he woke me up spinning in circles, but the diagnoses was a relief. The cause is unknown, which is unfortunately common, but it means it wasn’t caused by any of the awful things that we know can cause one. Since then he’s recovered almost 100%, he walks a bit more cautiously and occasionally is unsure of where is is and will meow for help, but otherwise he’s perfect.

Jasper is a very happy kitten.

Vets said that the sphinx cat will live for another 10 years if he keeps going the way that he is going on right now.

The story of Jazzy is shared a lot on social media so cats like him and himself will not get bullied by heartless social media users.