What affects us affects cats
This is another really nice kitten photograph and an unusual one which is why I have selected it for this page. It comes from what I believe to be a Selkirk Rex cat breeder perhaps in Italy. They have an Instagram page and their username is: gina_and_gepetto. The Selkirk Rex is, in my opinion, …
Here are some great pictures of cats: Off-white ‘Poodle cat’ kittens. People call them Poodle cats but they are Selkirk Rex cats if you want to be more precise. I think these kittens are particularly good examples. The fur is amazingly sheep-like because it is off-white in color. I guess you could call them …
This is a really good picture of a Selkirk Rex cat which shows off the curly coat beautifully. You may well know that the breed is aptly described as “The cat in sheep’s clothing”, or a “Sheepcat”. As you can tell by the name, the Selkirk Rex cat is part of the Rex family …
This is a nice photograph of a Selkirk Rex cat camouflaged against matching rug. It emphasises the wonderfully shaggy coat of this rather rare cat breed. ‘KC’ is a five-year-old, female, Selkirk Rex Longhaired cat. These are cats in sheep’s clothing. And when they happen to snooze on a matching rug you can hardly …
This is a fine looking Selkirk Rex and a nice photograph. It is rare to see such a nice photograph of such a nice looking cat taken by an amateur. Her name is “tsu tsu”. She looks like a dilute tortoiseshell to me or perhaps a calico (tortie-and-white). The Selkirk Rex is described as …
Return to Selkirk Rex cat | Go to the Home page Selkirk Rex cat Billy – photograph ©copyright Helmi Flick Helmi says that this fine picture of the Selkirk Rex cat made the cover of the November 2004 Cats and Kittens magazine. Helmi says that you can see the “Brit” in Billy’s round …
Selkirk Rex cat photo © copyright Helmi Flick Origin This breed is one of three breeds of Rex cats. The word “Rex” is a name that has through usage come to refer to the hair/fur of the cat (or for example a rabbit) that is different to the normal. The CFA considers this a …
“By what right has the dog come to be regarded as a “noble” animal? The more brutal and cruel and unjust you are to him the more your fawning and adoring slave he becomes; whereas, if you shamefully misuse a cat once she will always maintain a dignified reserve toward you afterward — you …
