The Egyptian Mau Cat
The Egyptian Mau is a rare and uniquely spotted cat, originating from ancient Egypt, known for its loyalty and playful personality, and holds the title for being the fastest domesticated cat, reaching speeds of up to 30 MPH!
The Kurilian Bobtail Cat
The Kurilian Bobtail is a beautiful, short-tailed cat from the Russian Kuril Islands, with a stocky build, striped or spotted fur, and a gentle and playful nature, making them great for households with children or other pets.
Havana Brown
The Havana Brown is a cat breed created by breeding black domesticated cats with Siamese cats, resulting in a slim, muscular body with charming almond-shaped eyes.
The Sokoke Cat
The Sokoke cat, the world's rarest cat, is a naturally occurring wildcat found only in the Arabuko-Sokoke Forest Preserve in Kenya, with unique thickly-banded stripes and a friendly disposition.
The Burmilla Cat
The Burmilla cat, resulting from the 4-generation breeding of the Burmese and Chinchilla Persian, is a rare, forever-baby faced cat that makes a loyal, low-maintenance companion.
The Peterbald Cat
Peterbalds, created in 1994 by breeding an Oriental Shorthair with a Sphynx, are hairless cats with chiseled features and regal looks. They are friendly, affectionate, and playful with most people and pets.
The LaPerm Cat
The LaPerm Cat, with naturally curly fur, is a rare and friendly lap-cat that appeared in the 1980s due to a genetic mutation, and their coats are relatively low-maintenance.
The American Bobtail Cat
The American Bobtail, with its adorable stubby tail and friendly nature, was created in the 1960s by crossing a Siamese with a male tabby, resulting in a cat with beautiful striped or spotted coats, long or short hair, and rear legs similar to a bear.
The Korat Cat
The Korat is a rare breed from Thailand, recognized for their stunning silver-blue coat and affectionate nature. They are small in size, weighing only 6-8 pounds, and have wide, almond-shaped eyes.