Affectionate Cat Breeds Feline Friends for Loving Homes

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Ragdoll

Bred to be affectionate companions, ragdoll cats are ideal if you're looking for a lovable and relatively low-maintenance animal.

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Scottish Fold

With this breed, it’s all about the ears. A random mutation happened naturally as the breed emerged—these cats developed a gene that caused their ears to fold forward.

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Sphynx

Because sphynx cats have no hair, they are often cold and need a source of heat to keep them comfortable. Sphynxes are bright, extroverted cats that love humans both for interaction and their warmth.

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Maine Coon

Maine coons are native to America. Their history is mysterious; some believe their history dates back to cats traveling with Viking explorers.

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Persian

Persians are one of the most popular cat breeds in North America. They look beautiful with their long, flowy coats and have a calm,

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Siamese

If you decide to bring a Siamese cat into your life, prepare to have long conversations with your vocal kitty. This breed is exceptionally social.

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Bombay

This breed is still relatively rare in North America, but it has a dedicated following. Bombay owners love the fact that these cats are so loving and people-oriented.

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Tonkinese

Breeders wanted to create a loving, affectionate cat breed that was intelligent and less vocal than the Siamese cat.

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American Shorthair

When you say “housecat” in the U.S., you're likely talking about an American shorthair. They are extremely common pets in North America,

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