Cat

Slender, athletic breed with a distinctive ticked coat. CFA and TICA recognized. Curious and highly active, one of the oldest and most popular shorthaired breeds.

Medium to large breed with a naturally short, stubby tail. CFA and TICA recognized. Intelligent, interactive, and adaptable with a wild appearance.

Medium-sized breed distinguished by unique ears that curl back from the face. CFA and TICA recognized. Affectionate, playful, and available in longhair and shorthair varieties.

Medium to large, sturdy breed developed in the United States. CFA and TICA recognized. Adaptable, even-tempered family cat with a variety of coat colors and patterns.

Spontaneous mutation from the American Shorthair with a distinctive crimped, wiry coat. CFA recognized. Easygoing, adaptable, and quiet.

Longhaired variety of the Siamese with the same points and vocal personality. CFA and TICA recognized. Graceful, curious, and highly affectionate.

Athletic, striking breed developed from crosses with the Asian Leopard Cat. TICA recognized. Known for a distinctive spotted or marbled wild-looking coat.

Semi-longhaired breed with blue eyes, pointed coloring, and distinctive white-gloved paws. CFA and TICA recognized. Gentle, calm, and deeply devoted to its family.

Medium-sized, jet-black shorthaired breed developed to resemble a miniature Black Panther. CFA and TICA recognized. Affectionate, social, and easy-going.

Compact, cobby breed with a dense plush coat and calm temperament. CFA and TICA recognized. Most popular pedigree breed in the UK.

Medium-sized, muscular breed with a silky, short coat. CFA and TICA recognized. Affectionate and playful, often described as dog-like in their devotion to owners.

Medium-sized breed with a shimmering silver or golden coat developed from Burmese and Chinchilla Persian crosses. CFA and TICA recognized. Gentle, playful, and sociable.

Robust, blue-coated breed from France with a quiet, observant nature. CFA and TICA recognized. Quick, agile hunter despite its gentle appearance.

Large, athletic hybrid breed developed from domestic cats and the Jungle Cat. TICA recognized. Highly active and intelligent with a wild appearance.

CFA breed closely related to the Siamese but recognized in non-traditional point colors like lynx and parti-color. Vocal, affectionate, and highly social.

Slender, curly-coated breed with large ears and an arched back. CFA and TICA recognized. Playful, kitten-like throughout life.

Longhaired variety of the Manx with the same tailless or short-tailed trait. CFA and TICA recognized. Playful, loyal, and gentle.

Small, elfin breed with large ears and a short, wavy coat. CFA and TICA recognized. Mischievous, energetic, and intensely interactive.

Medium-sized breed with a naturally spotted coat, the only naturally spotted domestic cat. CFA and TICA recognized. Fast and athletic with a distinctive worried expression.

Short-coated version of the Persian with the same flat face and sweet temperament. CFA and TICA recognized. Often called the "lazy man's Persian" for its easier coat care.

Medium-sized shorthaired breed with a rich, warm brown coat and green eyes. CFA and TICA recognized. Curious, affectionate, and people-oriented.

Pointed, blue-eyed longhaired breed developed from Persian and Siamese crosses. Registered as a Persian color variety by CFA. Sweet, gentle, and calm lap cat.

Medium-sized breed with a natural pom-pom tail unique to each individual. CFA and TICA recognized. Active, intelligent, and revered for good luck in Japanese culture.

Rare, pure white Thai breed with a long history as a royal palace cat. TICA recognized. Playful, sociable, and highly communicative.

Small to medium, silver-blue Thai breed with a heart-shaped face and green eyes. CFA and TICA recognized. One of the oldest natural breeds, considered good luck in Thailand.

Medium-sized breed with a curly or wavy coat resulting from a natural mutation. CFA and TICA recognized. Affectionate, active, and gentle.

Partially hairless breed with a natural "werewolf" appearance from a specific mutation. TICA recognized. Loyal and active, more dog-like than most cats.

Large, sociable breed native to the United States. Known for tufted ears and bushy tail.

Tailless or short-tailed breed from the Isle of Man with a rounded, compact body. CFA and TICA recognized. Playful, dog-like, and a skilled mouser.

Rare, semi-longhaired breed closely related to the Russian Blue with a shimmering, blue-gray coat. TICA recognized. Gentle, reserved, and loyal.

Large, rugged semi-longhaired breed adapted to cold Scandinavian climates. CFA and TICA recognized. Gentle, sociable, and an excellent climber.

Athletic, large-spotted breed that resembles a wild ocelot but is entirely domestic. CFA and TICA recognized. Social, confident, and easy to train.

Svelte, elegant breed closely related to the Siamese in a wide variety of colors and patterns. CFA and TICA recognized. Vocal, social, and highly intelligent.

Long-haired breed known for flat face and calm temperament. One of the oldest recognized breeds.

Slender, elegant Russian breed available in several coat types from hairless to velour. TICA recognized. Affectionate, energetic, and highly social.

Medium to large breed with a naturally bobbed tail that resembles a North American Bobcat. TICA recognized. Dog-like in temperament, loyal and social.

Large, heavily built breed related to the Ragdoll with a plush, rabbit-like coat. CFA and TICA recognized. Calm, gentle, and affectionate.

Large, blue-eyed pointed breed known for going limp when held. CFA and TICA recognized. Exceptionally gentle, calm, and devoted companion.

Elegant, quiet breed with a distinctive blue-gray coat and vivid green eyes. CFA and TICA recognized. Reserved with strangers but deeply loyal to family.

Tall, athletic hybrid breed developed from the African Serval. TICA recognized. One of the largest domestic cat breeds, curious, and highly energetic.

Medium-sized breed known for its distinctive folded ears that give an owl-like appearance. TICA recognized (CFA suspended registration). Calm, adaptable, and affectionate.

Medium to large breed with a thick, curly or wavy coat from a spontaneous mutation. CFA and TICA recognized. Patient, loving, and tolerant.

Elegant, vocal breed with distinctive color points. One of the most recognizable cat breeds worldwide.

Large, powerfully built semi-longhaired breed from Russia. CFA and TICA recognized. Agile and playful with a water-resistant triple coat; considered low-allergen.

One of the smallest domestic breeds with a fine, ticked coat and large eyes. CFA and TICA recognized. Curious, playful, and a natural climber.

Medium-sized pointed breed with distinctive white feet and an inverted-V facial marking. CFA and TICA recognized. Affectionate, social, and intelligent.

Semi-longhaired version of the Abyssinian with a full brush tail and ticked coat. CFA and TICA recognized. Playful, curious, and affectionate.

Hairless breed known for its wrinkled skin, prominent cheekbones, and warm, suede-like feel. CFA and TICA recognized. Extroverted, energetic, and intensely social.

Medium-sized, muscular breed developed from Burmese and Siamese crosses. CFA and TICA recognized. Playful, people-oriented, and an excellent talker.

Domestic breed developed to resemble a miniature tiger with bold, mackerel-tabby striping. TICA recognized. Friendly, easy-going, and highly trainable.

Elegant, silky-coated breed and one of the oldest natural breeds. CFA and TICA recognized. Intelligent, active, and often bossy.

Large, muscular semi-longhaired breed from the Lake Van region of Turkey. CFA and TICA recognized. Known for a love of water and a distinctive color pattern limited to the head and tail.