Scottish Fold cats, known for their cute folded ears, are adored worldwide. Originating in Scotland, they've gained popularity, even among celebrities like Taylor Swift.
Norwegian Forest Cats: Ancient European breed with Norse roots. Beloved for playful nature and athleticism, gaining popularity in the U.S. in the 1980s.
Sphynx cats: Hairless, social, and perfect for allergy sufferers. Descended from ancient origins, these playful felines are always seeking warmth and snuggles.
Egyptian mau: ancient, spotted, stunning coat. Oldest domestic cat breed, brought to U.S. in 1980s, beloved companions and skilled hunters.
Korat: ancient breed from Thailand, popular in the U.S. for a few decades. Blue coat, petite bodies, introduced to Europe in the 1800s. ACFA recognized them in 1966.
British shorthair: calm, reserved, native to Britain. Blue-grey coat. Recognized by ACA in 1967. Uncommon but excellent companions.
Peterbald: Russia, 1980s. Hairless Don sphynx. Bred with oriental shorthair. ACFA recognized in 2008. Rare and sought-after pet in the U.S.
Minskins: Munchkin cat + Sphynx. Short, squat bodies from Munchkin, sparse coats from Sphynx. Boston, 2000. Registered by TICA. Unique and outgoing breed.
Domesticated American bobtail cats resemble wild bobcats. Rare and popular since 2000s. Originated from a motel in Arizona. Possible bobcat and house cat mix.
Domesticated American bobtail cats resemble wild bobcats. Rare and popular since 2000s. Originated from a motel in Arizona. Possible bobcat and house cat mix.