The Savannah Cat is a loyal pet. Here is your informative A-list of Savannah Cat. In 1986, A Bengal cat breeder Judee Frank develops a new cat breed by crossing between a male Serval and a Siamese Cat. This new cat breed is called Savannah. Read the rest of this entry →
Birman Cats are a beautiful pet. Here is your informative A-list of Birman Cats. The Birman Cat is also known as Burma. They were kept as sacred animals of Kittah priests. In around 1919, a pair of Birman Cats was imported Read the rest of this entry →
Manx Cats are an affectionate pet. Here is your informative A-list of Manx Cats. Before the 1700s, this cat breed is originated from Isle of Man, off the coast of Great Britain. They are also known as tailless cat. Read the rest of this entry →
Tonkinese Cats are gentle pet. Here is your informative A-list of Tonkinese Cats. This cat breed is crossing between Burmese and Siamese. In 1950s, Milan Greer crossed a male Burmese with a female Siamese and Read the rest of this entry →
Sphynx Cats are cheeky pet. Here is your informative A-list of Sphynx Cat. The Sphynx is also known as Canadian Hairless. This cat breed is originated from Toronto Canada. In 1966, a hairless male kitten name Prune was born on 31st January. Read the rest of this entry →
The Abyssinian cat is an intelligent pet. Here is your informative A-list of Abyssinian Cat. Although the cat name “Abyssinian” refers to Ethiopia but most of the stories mentioned this cat breed is originated from Egypt. Read the rest of this entry →
Persian Cats are sweet family pet. Here is your informative A-list of Persian Cat. Persian cats are also known as Longhair or Persian Longhair. This cat breed was originated from Persia which we call Iran now and it is one of the oldest cat breed in the world. Read the rest of this entry →
Ragdoll cats are very affectionate pet. Here is your informative A-list of Ragdoll cat. In early 1960s, Ann Baker started to create this cat breed; the first cat was called Josephine. Ann Baker is a Californian cat breeder. Read the rest of this entry →
