by Sophie (Virginia ) Max loves to nap Max watching birds and squirrels with his two sisters, brother and mother Our beautiful 9-year-old cat, Max, came from a litter of two female Torties and one other male black and white … Continue reading →
One of the first videos I made. It is simple! It is basic. But I still like it because of the music and the great Helmi photographs. The pictures of the forest in the video are from Norway. Visit Pictures-of-Cats.org … Continue reading →
Photo: © Helmi Flick Norwegian forest cat breeders are in demand, but how to pick one? It is obviously wise to be well informed. “Forewarned is to be forearmed” so my mother told me. For my part I think you … Continue reading →
by Bob Whipple (Lynn, MA, USA) Wow! My wife and I live in the USA and we went all the way to the UK in Southampton to buy are baby.Yes she is a pedigree with papers but we had her … Continue reading →
by Tawnie (Ontario Canada) Nero My beautiful cat Nero was a lost kitty and has lived with us for 6 years. I’m not 100% sure he even is a Norwegian Forest, so maybe someone could tell me. He was living … Continue reading →
by Janet (Larkhall, Scotland) Bed time I have the privilege to share my life with two Norwegian Forest cats. Both are now 1 year old males who are unrelated but love each other like brothers. They play together all day … Continue reading →
by Lynn (Staffordshire, England) We visited our local cats home with the intention of looking for a friend for our cat, a Seal Point Tabby, we were looking at black and white kittens, but this ball of fluff just came … Continue reading →
by Susan (Denver) I rescued Buddy (a male that came with his name) from a shelter in 2006 at six months of age….he is as playful now as he was then…very loving. He doesn’t like to be picked up but … Continue reading →
by Jenny (England) Marley on left Marley has always been a funny cat. He tells you exactly when he wants something. He climbs on top of everything including wardrobes and loves to be really high up. He opens the cupboard … Continue reading →
by Mark David (Birmingham, AL USA) Day 1, taking it all in stride. It wasn’t until I lost my cat (June 2009) that I truly identified him as a NFC. Before that we had casually assumed that he had a … Continue reading →
