The Catington Post
Breed Selector
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3.6K5 Reasons The Himalayan Topped This Best Breed List: Kid-Friendly Cats
There are obvious things about these cats that make it real easy to understand how they can be a top choice among...
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94.0K4Javanese
Don’t be fooled by the Javanese cat’s elegant, refined, and almost fragile appearance – for in reality, they are tough and powerful,...
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9.4KRussian Blue
Originally known as the Archangel Cat, the Russian Blue is believed to have its roots from the outer borders of the Arctic...
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16.4KOcicat
Considered to be one of the most magnificent accidents in the cat fancy, the Ocicat is the result of a fairly recent...
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11.3K1Exotic Shorthair
In the hopes of producing a brown-colored Persian cat, the American cat breeder, Carolyn Bussey, crossed a Persian with a brown Burmese...
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13.0K3Norwegian Forest Cat
While some cat fanciers believe the Norwegian Forest Cat descended from Turkish Angora cats carried to some parts of Europe and then...
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5.9K1Munchkin
With its charmingly dwarfed appearance, the Munchkin is definitely not a cross between a Dachshund and a cat (like it’s even possible!)....
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5.0K1LaPerm
Originating from a farm cat in Oregon in the early 1980s, the LaPerm is a spontaneously mutated feline named for its soft,...
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9.7K2Chantilly-Tiffany
The Chantilly-Tiffany (also known simply as Chantilly or Foreign Longhair) was derived through the outcrossing of Asians and Birmese cats. Primarily well-liked...
