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The Maine Coon is the only truly native American cat. But its origins are lost in myth and legend. A Maine Coon owner tries to separate fact from fiction.
There are many theories about the origins of the Maine Coon, a gentle giant that has become one of the most popular cat breeds in North America.
Learn more about one of the largest breeds of domestic cat, if not the largest, and second on the list of most popular breeds of cat.
The Maine Coon is America's native longhair cat. These large, handsome cats have been part of American life since Colonial days, and remain favorite pets today.
Cats make great family pets. Cats are clean, well mannered and readily delight in being indoors. Choose the right cat and enjoy the benefits for many years.
Although some people may see it as a physical deformity, a cat with extra toes (polydactyl) is considered good luck in some cultures.
During the French Revolution, a plot was hatched by a sea captain to rescue Marie Antoinette and bring her to his home in Wiscasset Maine.
A few wavy-haired Rex Cats are well known and have been developed as new breeds. But there are actually many records of different curly-coated mutants.
Left to themselves, cats would be unlikely to live in large groups, and friction between individuals is common. But with a little knowledge and care, peace is possible.
What are the most popular cat breeds? Cat Fanciers' Association registration statistics provide the answer to this question.
The North American Tiffany cat, also called the Chantilly, is often confused with the British Tiffanie breed, but they are very different genetically.
If you're looking for an affectionate, happy, purring machine, then look no further than this breed that is said to have traveled with the Vikings.
Laurel must put the pieces of her family back together after an accident takes place in the family's backyard swimming pool.
Sometimes referred to as the 'Siberian Cat' or simply the 'Siberia', this is an old breed, thought to be the ancestor of Angoras and Persians.
The almost hairless Sphynx cat is often considered ugly and unnatural, but it does not cause allergic responses in those sensitive to cat fur.
Learn more about the Abyssinian, affectionately called the Aby, an ancient and wild-looking cat that places 5th on the most popular breed of cat list.
Ninth on the list of most popular feline breeds, the American Shorthair is sure to win your heart with their sweet expression and complete devotion!
Best known for its wiry, springy fur, the American Wirehair is also treasured for its loving temperament.
The beautiful and lovable Birman is 7th on the list of most popular cat breeds. If you love a constant companion, the Birman might be the cat for you!
Learn more about the Exotic, affectionately termed the Lazy Man's Persian, 3rd on the most popular breeds of cat list.
Pedigree kittens are expensive. But those willing to adopt an older cat can have a Burmese, Maine Coon, Ragdoll etc at little or no cost by taking a pedigree rescue cat.
The Oriental isn't a specific breed of cat, but rather a group of cats with the shape of the Siamese and an incredible array of color patterns.
Sixth most popular breed of cat, Ragdolls are a large, easy to care for, placid feline with a non-aggressive personality.
One of the most ancient of cat breeds and 4th on the most popular breeds of cat, the Siamese is best known for its inquisitive nature.
The Tonkinese breed has its controversies as well as its fans, who are obviously the majority since this breed places in the Top 10!
There are a number of unusual cat breeds, many of which have resulted from natural mutations.


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