Top Cats
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Persians
The persian is a long-haired cat. This breed originates from Persia (now Iran) and is one of the most popular cats in America.
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Maine Coon
This cat is native to America, born and bred in Maine. It is now one of the most popular cats in the world.
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Siamese
Siamese cats are part of the Oriental group. These kitties sometimes sound like a baby crying when they purr.
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Abyssinian
This short-haired cat hails from Egypt. They are highly active and don't make very good lap cats, but their fun personality makes them a favorite.
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Ragdoll
This breed is fairly new and is most known for its blue eyes and pleasing personality.
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Birman
Birmans are well-known for their white paws that look like gloves.
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Oriental
This cat could be the Siamese's twin, but it's more like a cousin. Orientals do have some Siamese in them, but they usually have other breeds mixed in as well.
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American Shorthair
Descendant from British short-hairs, this cat was brought over by early settlers to protect goods, like flour, from mice.
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Tonkinese
Often called "Tonks", these felines are a cross between the Siamese and Burmese breeds. They are very talkative and make excellent pets.
