Intro History Appearance/character Feral Cat – Egypt Click here to see visitors’ submissions Quick Guide (v. compressed version of this page) Introduction The Egyptian Mau is famous for being one of the cat breeds with the longest recordable history, being … Continue reading →
by Sandra (Allendale, mi, USA) I purchased a gray tiger striped kitten from a private party not knowing he was also apparently part Egyptian Mau. As he grew I began to notice the spotted markings on his side and also … Continue reading →
Cats101 – Egyptian Mau by Snowclockstudio (The Netherlands) I watch Cats101 on animal planet and to my surprise I saw a “Mau” who looked surprisingly like my Corsican Hybrid cat- to be honest nothing like a Mau. What do you … Continue reading →
My Mau Isabella by William Burke (Cotati, CA) A friend of mine said she had found a kitten in her garage. It was about six weeks old. She could not take care of it herself and was concerned that if … Continue reading →
I have been interested in the Egyptian Mau breed since, funny to say, but, since the movie Catwoman with Halle Berry. I started reading up on them and found them very interesting. I’ve wanted one since then, but could not … Continue reading →
The Most Loving Cat by spanky (California) The Most Loving Cat I just got two little kittens from an ad online – the mom had gotten out and got pregnant and the owners were dog lovers and very upset that … Continue reading →
Ninja The Black Fighter Cat by Jessica (Boston, MA USA) Ninja I have a all black kind of dark brown chocolate slightly striped cat. He is playful, not a talker, nor lap cat. I think he is a Black Mau… … Continue reading →
My Thai Feral Cats Look Like Egyptian Maus by Alf Peer (Hua Hin, Thailand) One morning there was a bony black and white cat…who came into my place, so I see she must be very hungry, so I give her … Continue reading →
My mad Mau… by 0colet (Melbourne, Australia) she’s thinking about being irritated here… I think my cat Bibi is a natural Egyptian Mau. She’s a rescue cat – little did I know that this skinny, worm and flea-ridden “ratcat” would … Continue reading →
My Mau, Satchamo by Francine Fontana (Clinton Twp MI) Hello all! At just 5 to 6 weeks of age, baby Satchamo was lost. Found in the woods, he was alone, hungry, and hissing at everything and anything that moved. Satchamo, … Continue reading →
