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Cats of the World : Singapura

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photo from en.wikipedia.org In Malaysia, where these wild cats originally developed, Singapore is called Singapura. These small-sized cats have even tempers, are loving, quite and loyal. Their disposition is one t hat welcomes the approach of strangers and the stroke of its owner. Color : sable. Coat : short. Origin : Singapore. (sources ProPlan, Purina)

Cats of the World : Tonkinese

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photo from www.cfa.org photo from en.wikipedia.org This breed originated in the 1930s. They are quite active, being known for their jumping. They are also affectionate and outgoing. Their lustrous coats and distinctive blue-green eyes make them a striking breed. They are make wonderful pets or show cats. Colors : Mink colors only - natural, chocolate, blue, fawn, frost. Coat : medium-short, soft, fine, silky with lustrous sheen. Origin : Myanmar. (sources ProPlan, Purina)

Cats of the World : Malayan

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photo from www.gotcatsonline.com A close relative of the Burmese. This breed differs from the Burmese in its color varieties but shares personality traits similar to the Burmese. They are good-nature cats that have been quite popular as pets for many years. Colors : solid blue, brown, chocolate, , lilac, red, cream, tortoiseshell blue, seal. Coat : short. Origin : Myanmar. (sources ProPlan, Purina)

Cats of the World : European Burmese

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photo from cfa.org Developed in the mid 1900s, this breed is graceful but heavy for its overall size. It possesses a beguiling nature that is adaptable to either apartment living or country freedom. These cats are affectionate and love to travel and hunt. They tend to be calm and quite. Colors : sable, champagne, blue, platinum. Coat : short. Origin : Myanmar. (sources ProPlan, Purina)

Cats of the World : Birman

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photo from en.wikipedia.org Referred to as 'the sacred cat of Burma', many mysterious legends surround this breed. All Birmans have striking blue eyes and white feet. Majestic, intelligent and known to be good companion to small children. This breed is adaptable to city or rural living. Colors : chocolate point, seal point, lilac point, blue point. Coat : long, thick, silky. Origin : Myanmar. (sources ProPlan, Purina)

Cats of the World : Persian

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photo from en.wikipedia.org This breed is the aristocrat of the cat kingdom. It has been popular since the courts of Queen Victoria. Their long, flowing coat is coupled with muscular strength and a sweet expression. These elegant, hove-loving cats are graceful and affectionate. Color : red, cream, tortoiseshell, blue, lavender, chocolate, black. Coat : long . Origin : Iran. (sources ProPlan, Purina)

Cats of the World : Abyssinian

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photo from en.wikipedia.org photo from funnycatwallpapers.com One of the oldest domesticated cat breeds, believed to have originated in Egypt (or Abyssinia) in the mid 1800s. These elegant, regal animals have the grace of a dancer. Extremely gentle &  affectionate, they make wonderful, devoted companions that are also known for being jumpers, climbers & leapers. Colors : fawn, blue, lavender, chocolate, black silver, ruddy, sorrel, sorrel silver. Coat : short. Origin : Egypt. (sources ProPlan, Purina)

Cats of the World : Sokoke Forest

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photo from pictures-of-cats.org An unusual breed that was developed from cats found on a farm in Kenya. Their coat pattern looks somewhat like 'old wood' on the side. This cat is independent with a good deal of strength developed from their ancestral history of living in the Sokoke Forest. Colors : brown tabby, ticked. Coat : short. Origin : Kenya . (sources ProPlan, Purina)

Cats of the World : American Wirehair

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photo from www.pawnation.com Lovingly referred to as the brillo pad of the cat kingdom. These medium-sized cats are pure athletes with a unique rough coat which feels 'hard' to the touch because each hair is bent or curled at its end. This cat displays patience, strength, flexibility and curiosity. Colors : Calico, Brown Tabby. Coat : Short. Origin : United States. (sources ProPlan, Purina)