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Egyptian Mau
The egyptian mau breeders will usually have a waiting list for a kitten.
This is a breed of cats that resemble the paintings of ancient Egyptian cats though these cats does not prove that they are actually of Egyptian origin. The breed was first documented to be brought to the USA in 1956 by a Russian princess named Natalie Troubetskoy.
The egyptian mau breeders will usually have a waiting list for a kitten.
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Egyptian Mau -
breeders, kitten
These are active, athletic cats that have the randomly spotted tabby pattern resembling wild cats, but are fully domesticated. This is the only naturally occurring pedigreed breed of spotted domestic cat. It is an intelligent and devoted breed with expressive green eyes that is known as a slightly "worried" expression. The egyptian mau breeders will usually have a waiting list for a kitten.
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