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Birman Cat Rescue
A birman cat rescue will neuter or spay the cat if it does not meet breeders guidelines.
This breed was introduced to Europe in 1916 from Southeast Asia. In 1925 the Federation Feline Francaise recognized the Birman breed. During the Second World War, the population of these cats was disastrously decreased. Saving the breed meant that other longhaired and shorthaired breeds were involved in the reintroduction.
A birman cat rescue will neuter or spay the cat if it does not meet breeders guidelines.
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This semi-longhaired cat with colored points looks sturdy and glamorous at the same time. The white paws and sapphire blue eyes form the beautiful image of the cat. Combining European and Oriental features, the cats are imposing in appearance and mild in temperament. A birman cat rescue will neuter or spay the cat if it does not meet breeders guidelines.
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