The Ragdoll, a blue-eyed beauty, ranks No. 1 on CFA s list of most popular cat breeds for four years in a row. Recognized by their fluffy, long-haired coats and mellow disposition, they are affectionate, playful, and intelligent.
Known as gentle giants, Maine coon cats can weigh up to 20 pounds and are the largest of pedigreed cats. They are friendly, intelligent, and great with kids, often enjoying play, especially in water. Their rugged coat, which keeps them warm
With oversized ears and large eyes, the Devon rex cat has a distinct look and a fun-loving attitude. Loyal and sociable, they do well with other animals. Their unique, soft coats, which can be either short or wavy, are easily groomed with a warm washcloth.
The exotic shorthair, resembling a teddy bear, has a round, flat face and a thicker, shorter coat than their Persian cousins, requiring less grooming. These quiet cats are perfect for lap naps or easy play and only need weekly brushing.
Persian cats are often considered the epitome of feline beauty with their luxurious coats, which require daily brushing and occasional baths. They are quiet and charming, with long coats in various colors like white, black, blue, cream, chocolate, and red.
Known for their hunting skills and strength, British shorthairs are one of the oldest English breeds. Often called "British blue" due to their dense blue-gray coat, they can have almost any color and pattern. These calm, affectionate cats are easygoing with other humans
Resembling ancient Egyptian cats, Abyssinians have a muscular body, big ears, and almond-shaped eyes. They are smart, athletic, and curious, often found perching high. Their unique ticked coat comes in many colors and needs minimal brushing.
Domestic non-pedigreed cats, often found outdoors and in rescues, are not intentionally bred. These cats, known for their varying appearances and temperaments, date back to the days of Pharaohs