‘Alpaca Cat’ is an alternative name for the LaPerm Cat. There is a distinctive way to spell LaPerm as you can readily see. ‘La Perm Cat’ is incorrect as is ‘La perm cat’. I have a full and very detailed … Continue reading →
The title contains the question and the answer so there is no more to be said except to show a couple of photos of the LaPerm cat. P.S. It is sad. A lot of people like cats and want to … Continue reading →
This is an outstanding permed cat coat, aka a curly coat. I say ‘permed’ because the only cat I know which has a permed coat like this is the rare LaPerm although the Cornish Rex is somewhat similar (wavy). The … Continue reading →
The LaPerm is a relatively rare breed of a cat. It is an American creation. I would have thought they are rare in England but one lives about 80 yards from me! She is a slender beige coloured cat. The … Continue reading →
This is a page on the LaPerm cat for children and people who like things to be explained in straightforward English with good pictures. The LaPerm is a cat breed with a curly coat that has its beginnings in America. … Continue reading →
Contents: The Name | Health | Character | Coat-the gene – appearance | Occurrence | Coat Types | History | Breeding – notes + standards | Gallery – more Helmi photographs | Clubs and Breeders | Quick Guide Click here to … Continue reading →
by Karen (Missouri) Ringlets on tummy Full ruff Miss Beanie Longwhiskers tail is plume-ish, not silky I adopted Beanie from a rescue shelter when she was 10 weeks old. She’s always been the most beautiful cat. She’s now 8. It … Continue reading →
Laperm cat – “Silver” – photo ©Helmi Flick … Continue reading →
LaPerm cats “Tipi” (long haired) on the right and “Smokey” (shorthaired) on the left – photo ©Helmi Flick – please comply with copyright laws … Continue reading →
Laperm cat – “Silver” – photo ©Helmi Flick … Continue reading →
