Cat Breeds
Popular Cat Breeds
Munchkin
Munchkin cats may have short legs (thanks to a genetic mutation), but they have a big personality. This breed is famous for keeping a kitten-like personality until its senior years, making these cats a favorite for those who want a fun-loving feline...
Ocicat
The Ocicat is a medium-sized, well-spotted agouti cat of moderate type. A breed of this type has the appearance of an athletic animal, well-muscled and solid, graceful and lithe, yet full of body and chest. Spotted cats are known for their powerful,...
Singapura
The Singapura cat is a smaller-than-average cat known for its big saucer-like eyes. They have muscular bodies with large ears and silky coats.
Oriental Longhair
The Oriental Long Hair is a lean, medium-sized cat with a muscular, athletic body. They are heavier than they look. In addition to the triangular wedge shape under their fur, their head has a straight profile, large ears, and intelligent eyes.
Scottish Fold
With their folded ears and rounded features, the Scottish fold is an instantly recognizable descendant of Scotland’s barn cats. These lop-eared cats are affectionate, friendly, adaptable, and very laid-back. They’ll even get along with dogs....
Manx Cat
These round-bodied, often short-tailed felines are renowned for their distinct appearance but also their balanced, easy-going personalities. Those looking for a cat full of love but low on maintenance will quickly fall in love with the Manx cat’s traits.
Burmese Cat
Burmese cats are easy-to-love cats that will love you back with everything they’ve got. Often dubbed “velcro” cats, Burmese are highly social and need to be around their humans as much as possible. Playful, intelligent, vocal, active, and friendly –...
Egyptian Mau
The Egyptian Mau is a medium-sized cat breed with a short coat and athletic body. They are loyal and gentle-natured and love to be with their families.
Cornish Rex
The Cornish Rex is a shorthair cat breed with a distinct appearance and an equally unique temperament. They may be short on fur, but they’re high in intelligence, sociability, and energy. See if these playful, people-loving cats could be for you!