My White Angora Rescue by Elisa Black-Taylor (USA) Catherine My new Catherine and a kitten Their euthanasia photo Today I’d like to tell the readers about my white Angora rescue. Good morning readers. I’m now the proud mama to two … Continue reading →
Comments for My Cat Looks Like a Turkish Van Average Rating Click here to add your own comments Jul 21, 2010 Rating Looks more like Norwegian to me by: Finn Frode, Denmark Hi Joanne. I respectfully disagree with Michael here. … Continue reading →
Jean-Honoré Fragonard Le Chat Angora. This is a painting of a white Angora cat with a lady and in the centre is a large mirrored globe. The globe reflects the cat and other people in the room who are not … Continue reading →
This page is an attempt to clarify what the Angora cat is! Jean-Jacques Bachelier Angora cat – 1761 Introduction Have you been confused about the meaning of “Angora Cat” and the other cat fancy terms that overlap with and surround this term? … Continue reading →
Depending on the meaning of the phrase ‘cat breed’ the first cat breeds were either the Japanese Bobtail, British Shorthair and Egyptian Mau OR the British Shorthair and the Maine Coon. I’ll explain why I have come to this conclusion. … Continue reading →
Here are 77 comparisons of various kinds involving cats (mainly), dogs and people. As there are many pages on this website in which I compare and contrast various facts, cats, dogs and people including numbers and indeed any other fact, … Continue reading →
The phrase “mixed breed” is misleading because it implies that the cat referred to is the result of a mating between two cats of different breeds. This is incorrect because we are in fact referring to random bred cats, which … Continue reading →
Some cats need grooming by their human guardians and some don’t. In fact, the grooming needs, in respect of human intervention, of the purebred cats of the cat fancy could be categorised into three groups; low grooming needs to medium … Continue reading →
I’m told that cat DNA testing is booming. In the USA you can buy a test kit online for $40-$125. You use it to swab the inside of your cat’s cheek and send it to the DNA testing business who … Continue reading →
This is a cuteness overload cat picture. I am not told where it was taken but I believe that it is Turkey because the photographer is Turkish judging by his name and one of the shops has “Turki…” on it. … Continue reading →
