Why can’t we raise Jinjila?

Chinchillas can be raised, but they are more troublesome to raise because their hair is relatively long and thick, and they shed more hair than ordinary cats, making it very laborious to take care of. Chinchilla's intestines and stomach are also relatively fragile, so they need to pay more attention to their diet, otherwise they are prone to gastrointestinal diseases. Jinjila's personality is relatively unfriendly to people, so compared to other cats, it will be kept by fewer people.
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