Highlander is a cat who looks wild and likes to play. Highlanders are fun to play with and sleep well at the same time.
This cat breed was started in the early 1980s when a teacher from Louisiana found two pregnant, short-legged cats under a car.
Their rough style of play might not be good for families with young children. Some states in the U.S. make it hard to own them.
The Birman's blue eyes and smooth, light-colored skin draw oohs and ahhs, which is suitable as Tsun-Kyan-Kse, a blue-eyed Asian deity, gave it its traits.
In a litter, the snowshoe's white-sock feet are easy to see. Dorothy Hinds-Daugherty, a Siamese cat breeder, found three kittens with white feet in one litter.
Serengeti are tamed despite their exotic name. This Bengal-Oriental shorthair hybrid was bred to resemble African servals.
Turkish angoras are so revered that a zoo in Ankara, Turkey, breeds them for white coats and unusual eyes (one blue and another in amber.)
Cat lovers have always had Egyptian Maus. A banished Russian princess saved their community, and papyrus and tomb paintings depict them.
In the 1960s, Californian Ann Baker raised ragdolls. One of the most loving, lively, and easygoing breeds, they have lovely blue eyes.
Ragamuffins, like ragdolls, love cuddling. The ragamuffin's story began with California breeder Ann Baker.