FOR Feline Individuals
As pet darlings, we like to imagine that each feline is exceptional by its own doing. Despite this, we are the first to admit that some cat breeds stand out significantly from the rest. These cats are unusual. They are odd. They have unmistakable looks that will leave you speechless. Some people are unusually happy. Others have unconventional ranges of abilities (have you at any point seen a LaPerm on the chase? Pretty impressive stuff.)
So, here they are the most unusual cat breeds in the world. We can’t get enough of these quirky cats, and we think you’ll fall in love with them as well.
1. Ocicat
If you’re drawn to the exotic markings of wild cats, the magnificent Ocicat is a must-see. The best of both worlds is this cat: His striking feral-Esque patterns resemble those of a wild ocelot, but his demeanor is far removed from those of these ferocious predators. This breed is likened by the Cat Fanciers’ Association to a loyal dog who thrives in the company of his family.
The Ocicat’s wild appearance is the result of crossing Siamese, American shorthair, and Abyssinian cats. These spotted beauties are natural athletes who are as beautiful as they are strong. It’s not uncommon to see Ocicat leaping great distances to retrieve a toy. Even basic commands can be learned by these brainiacs.
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2. Selkirk Rex
Here’s a cat you won’t be able to resist cuddling. Furthermore, chances are, the wavy-haired Selkirk Rex will cheerfully oblige you. One of the gentlest felines in the world, these cats can have short or long coats. They are just as happy having a good playtime as any other cat, but they also like to just relax on their owner’s lap. We like this laid-back cat’s bedhead look, which is surprisingly low-maintenance because a Selkirk Rex’s coat doesn’t need to be brushed often.
3. Sphynx
This bald feline is unquestionably one of the world’s most distinctive breeds. As a consequence of a hereditary change, the Sphynx’s bald body feels like a delicate peach to the touch. These cats are comical comedians who enjoy being the center of attention, despite the wrinkles on their mugs indicating concern or apprehension. According to Cat-World, the Sphynx is a lovable, intelligent, and lively feline that has been described as “part cat, part dog, part monkey, and part child.”
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4. Minskin
If you don’t like the Sphynx cat, you might like the smaller Minskin. By crossing adorable Munchkins with hairless Sphynx, this breed produces a short-legged, bald cat that is similar to the dachshund of cats.
These social butterflies are easy to make friends with, and they get along well with kids and other pets, including dogs.
5. Singapura
Starting in Singapore, the Singapura didn’t show up stateside until the 1970s. This breed stands out because of its small size—these tiny felines typically weigh between 4 and 8 pounds. Their little size, alongside their huge ears and enormous eyes, makes the Singapura especially adorable.
These raucous kittens have a personality all their own: Singapuras are outgoing, extremely curious people who enjoy interacting with others. They frequently get into things, whether they’re on a high shelf or in your kitchen cabinets.