Verified Breeder Directory

Bengals are energetic, athletic cats known for their striking wild-looking spotted or marbled coat patterns. They are highly intelligent and love interactive play.

British Shorthairs are calm, easygoing cats famous for their dense plush coats and round faces. They are affectionate without being demanding and make excellent family companions.

Maine Coons are gentle giants — the largest domesticated cat breed. Known for their tufted ears, bushy tails, and dog-like personalities, they are friendly and great with families.

Ragdolls are large, affectionate cats that go limp when picked up — hence the name. Known for their striking blue eyes and silky semi-long coats, they are exceptionally docile and loving.

Savannahs are tall, lean, exotic-looking cats bred from African Servals. They are highly active, loyal, and known for their dog-like behavior including playing fetch and walking on leashes.

Scottish Folds are charming cats recognized by their unique folded ears. They are sweet-tempered, adaptable, and known for sitting in unusual "Buddha" positions.

Siberians are powerful, agile cats with a luxurious triple coat. They are known for being exceptionally friendly, playful, and potentially better tolerated by people with cat allergies.

Sphynx cats are hairless, wrinkly, and endlessly entertaining. Despite their unusual appearance, they are one of the most affectionate and social cat breeds, often described as part cat, part dog, part monkey.

Siamese are one of the oldest and most recognizable breeds — pointed pattern, striking blue almond eyes, and a voice they are not shy about using. They are social, intelligent, and deeply bonded to their people.

Balinese are the long-haired variety of the Siamese — same pointed pattern, same blue eyes, same chatty personality, with a silky semi-long coat and a plumed tail. Elegant, affectionate, and always in the conversation.

Tonkinese are the middle ground between Siamese and Burmese — playful, people-oriented, and known for stunning aqua eyes and a soft mink coat. Vocal but not as loud as a Siamese, and impossible to ignore.

Birmans — the "Sacred Cat of Burma" — are gentle, quiet, and unmistakable. Pointed pattern, deep blue eyes, silky semi-long coat, and pure white "gloves" on all four paws. Sweet-tempered and famously good with families.

Abyssinians are lean, athletic, and endlessly curious — often called the "dog of the cat world" for their people-oriented, playful nature. A distinctive ticked coat gives them a wild, glowing appearance.

American Shorthairs are the classic all-American house cat, refined into a registered breed with a plush coat, sturdy build, and mellow, adaptable personality. Great family cats that get along with everyone.

Burmese are compact, muscular, and remarkably people-focused. Known for their satin-like short coat, expressive eyes, and vocal, affectionate personality. They stay kitten-playful well into adulthood.

Devon Rex have a soft, curly coat, huge ears, and pixie-like faces. Highly people-oriented, mischievous, and often described as part cat, part dog, part monkey. Great for people with mild cat allergies.

Exotic Shorthairs are essentially short-haired Persians — same round face, same flat-nose, same sweet personality, without the daily grooming. Calm, quiet, and endlessly affectionate.

Havana Browns are rare, warm-toned brown cats with striking green eyes and a smooth mahogany coat. Highly people-focused, gentle, and known for using their paws to explore and communicate.

Manx cats are known for their tailless (or short-tailed) look and rounded, muscular build. Playful, loyal, and often described as dog-like — they fetch, follow you around, and bond deeply with their people.

Munchkins are the short-legged breed — normal-sized bodies on stubby legs. Playful, curious, and remarkably agile despite the compact build. TICA-recognized, though CFA does not accept the breed.

Norwegian Forest cats are large, sturdy, and built for cold weather — thick double coats, tufted ears, feathered tails. Independent but affectionate, patient with kids, and legendary climbers.

Ocicats look like a wild spotted cat but are 100% domestic — Abyssinian, Siamese, and American Shorthair heritage. Athletic, outgoing, and highly trainable. They love people and dislike being alone.

Orientals are Siamese-type cats in every color you can imagine — same slender body, big ears, and vocal personality, without the pointed pattern. Talkative, athletic, and always in the middle of whatever you're doing.

Persians are the quintessential luxury cat — long flowing coat, flat face, sweet quiet personality. They're calm, indoor-oriented companions that thrive on gentle handling and consistent grooming.

Ragamuffins are large, sweet-tempered cats bred as a variant of the Ragdoll. Silky semi-long coat, big expressive eyes, and a famously docile, affectionate personality. Great with families and other pets.

Russian Blues are elegant, quiet, and unmistakable — a silvery blue coat, bright green eyes, and a reserved but affectionate personality. Devoted to their people, cautious with strangers, and remarkably clean.

Snowshoes combine Siamese pointed pattern with distinctive white "boots" on their feet and often a white inverted V on the face. Vocal, affectionate, and highly social — they need attention, not solitude.

Turkish Angoras are elegant, silky-coated cats from Turkey. Highly intelligent, agile, and playful, they often develop strong bonds with one person in the household. Frequently white with striking eye colors.

American Bobtails have a distinctive short, wild-looking tail and a muscular, athletic build. Highly people-oriented, adaptable, and often used as therapy cats. They're known for their intelligence and interactive personality.

American Curls are recognized by their unique backward-curled ears. Playful, curious, and famously good with people — often described as "Peter Pan cats" for staying kitten-like well into adulthood.

Bombays are compact, sleek, all-black cats with striking copper or gold eyes — often called "mini black panthers." Highly social, playful, and known for choosing one person as their favorite.

British Longhairs are the long-coated variety of the British Shorthair — same round face, plush build, and calm personality, with a semi-long coat that needs regular but not intensive grooming.

Chartreux are France's national cat — a sturdy, blue-gray breed with copper eyes and a famously quiet, gentle nature. They're observant, adaptable, and known for a distinctive "smile" from the shape of their face.

Egyptian Maus are the only naturally spotted domestic breed — striking, athletic, and one of the fastest domestic cats (they can run up to 30 mph). Highly loyal, vocal, and deeply bonded to their people.

Japanese Bobtails are elegant, athletic cats with a distinctive pom-pom tail. Highly intelligent, vocal, and often described as "singing" — they have a wide range of chirps and trills. Great with families and dogs.

Korats are one of the oldest natural breeds — silver-blue coats, luminous green eyes, and a heart-shaped face. Traditionally considered a good luck cat in Thailand. Devoted, gentle, and highly people-focused.

LaPerms have a distinctive curly coat that can be short or long, with a soft wavy texture. Curious, affectionate, and famously interactive — they follow you around and want to be part of everything.

Pixie-bobs are muscular, wild-looking cats with a short bobbed tail and often polydactyl (extra-toed) paws. Dog-like personalities — loyal, adventurous, and often trainable to walk on a leash.

Singapuras are one of the smallest cat breeds — tiny, big-eared, and remarkably active. They stay kitten-sized their whole lives and have huge personalities packed into small frames. Highly social, affectionate, and playful.

Toygers were bred to resemble mini tigers — bold vertical stripes, a muscular build, and a friendly, dog-like personality. Highly intelligent, trainable, and TICA-recognized as a Championship breed.

Chausies are athletic, wild-looking cats derived from Jungle Cat (Felis chaus) ancestry. Highly active, intelligent, and demanding — they need space, engagement, and often other pets. TICA-recognized Championship breed.

Peterbalds are an elegant, slender hairless (or near-hairless) breed developed from Donskoy × Oriental Shorthair crosses. Highly people-focused, vocal, and eager to be part of everything you do.

Donskoys are a Russian hairless breed — distinct genetics from the Sphynx, with wrinkled skin, expressive almond eyes, and warm, people-focused personalities. TICA-recognized Championship breed.

Lykoi — the "werewolf cat" — have a partial coat and distinctive scruffy appearance from a natural genetic mutation. Highly playful, dog-like personalities, and remarkably people-focused. TICA-recognized.

Burmillas combine Burmese and Chinchilla Persian heritage — silvery, shimmering coats with dark eyeliner-like markings around striking green eyes. Playful, affectionate, and known for a sweet, adaptable temperament.

Serengetis were bred to resemble the African Serval without any wild cat DNA — long legs, big ears, and spotted coats. Highly active, vocal, and confident. TICA-recognized as an experimental/advanced breed.