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"I care not for a man's religion whose dog and cat are not the better for it." ~ Abraham Lincoln "An animal's eyes have the power to speak a great language." ~ Martin Buber "Until one has loved an animal, a part of one's soul remains unawakened." ~ Anatole France "In the beginning, God created man, but seeing him so feeble, He gave him the cat" ~ Warren Eckstein

Scottish Fold Cat

Scottish Fold Cat

Scottish Fold cat was born in a litter in Scotland in 1961. A shepherd by the name of William Ross spotted the first known Scottish Fold cat at a farm near Coupar Angus in the Tayside Region of Scotland, Northwest of Dundee. Susie, the Fold's founding mother, was a farm cat born in Tayside. Two years later the mother cat, Susie gave birth to 2 kittens with folded ears. They named the kitten Snooks and all Scottish folds of today can trace their pedigrees to her.


The unique thing about this cats are their ears, which are folded forward and downward on their head that captured the hearts of many breeders. Scottish Fold kittens are born with straight ears. At about three to four weeks of age, their ears fold or they don’t. Due to the rarity of the Fold, and due to the fact that not every kitten born has folded ears, it is very hard for the supply to keep up with the demand. A one way to determine the quality of the cat. The Scottish Fold can be found in both the shorthair and longhaired version. They also comes up in a great number of colours and pattern combinations. The longhaired variety is sometimes referred to as a "Highland Fold". Scottish Fold is a medium cat with with a flat scull and large round eyes, which give it a sweet, wide-eyed expression. Other unique characteristics of the Scottish Fold include a thick tail, a round face, a short nose, and very thick fur. The Scottish Fold is a healthy, hardy cat with a lifespan of approximately 15 years.

Scottish Fold cat is a very sweet and charming cat. They have tiny voices but not extremely vocal but adore human companionship and display this in their own quiet way. The can adapt to almost any situation, and are as comfortable in a room full of noisy children and dogs. They don’t usually panic at shows or in strange hotel rooms, and they adjust to other animals extremely well. And they are not happy if left alone for long periods of time. Their activity level is moderate and many have the weird uncatlike habit of sleeping flat on their back.

Selkirk Rex Cat

Selkirk Rex Cat

Selkirk Rex is a known for its unique curly fur. This new curly breed was first discovered in the USA in 1987. The curly kittens were bred to Persian, British and Exotics to develop the Selkirk Rex lines. A worker in an animal shelter noticed a cat with a unique curly coat and gave her to a Persian breeder named Jeri Newman. This breed is one of three breeds of Rex cats. The word "Rex" is a name that has through usage come to refer to the fur of the cat that is different to the normal.

Selkirk Rex is a medium to large size breed with a round head similar to the British Shorthair. Selkirk Rex comes in both long and short hair. A Selkirk kitten is curly at birth, then loses its curliness and slowly acquires it again at 8 to 10 months of age. Fify percent of the offspring of a matting between the this cat breed and a non-curly cat breed will be Selkirk Rex cats. Selkirks come in a variety of colors. The face of a Selkirk Rex is a little like a Traditional Persian, rounded with a short muzzle.

The appearance of this breed is the first you can notice, but these cats also make champion companions. They are fun loving and affectionate in nature. They are very playful, and enjoy a good game of fetch. Selkirks cats really show love and loyalty for their human companions. Because they are very social, they don’t want to be left alone for long periods. Selkirks fit in well with other family members including children, and usually get along well with other companion animals.

Serengeti Cat

Serengeti CatSerengeti cat is a relatively new breed of exotic cat. It is the result of it's mixed ancestry, the Oriental Short hair Cats and Bengal Cats. The Serengeti cat is a very special new breed, worthy of its recognition by TICA. The founder of this breed is Karen Sausman. She has been in the breeding business for 40 years and breeds a lot more than cats. She has a lot of experience in breeding animals, intact she also breeds horses and dogs. Because of its popularity the Serengeti Cat was developed simultaneously in the USA and UK.

The Serengeti Cat is a large boned, long legged, domestic cat resembling an African wild cat. Their posture is more upright with their heads held high on a long, thick neck. The ears of the Serengeti Cat are very large, rounded on the end, and placed directly on the top of the head. The American Serengeti cats have larger ears than the UK breeds due to the ears inherited from the American Orientals. What makes the Serengeti cats more special is the color, it is same as the Leopard Spotted cats. A clear yellow to gold cat with a pattern of distinct widely spaced black spots. A Male Serengeti Cat can weigh between 10-15 pounds and female weigh between 8-12 pounds.


Serengeti cats are very affectionate, purring loudly whenever they get attention. They are very active, playful and friendly. If introduced properly they should get along well with other pets. They easily adapt to their surroundings, love to climb and chase toys and will play for hours.
 

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