Everyone loves cats, even those who say no. So looking for some cat breeds I show you some particularly not so common but adorable. Watch it now!



American Wirehair
The American Wirehair is a unique breed that began as a random mutation in a litter of six domestic shorthair kittens born on Council Rock Farm in Verona, New York. One of the kittens ended up with a sparse, wiry coat and had crimped whiskers as well. The genetic mutation is so rare that so far it has not occurred naturally in any other country.
American Wirehairs were first accepted for registration with the CFA in 1967 and every year since then, the breed has appeared in the bottom of the CFA’s registration list. The consistently low numbers of American Wirehairs registered makes it the rarest cat breed in the world.


Turkish Van
The Turkish Van is not only one of the rarest cat breeds, it is also one of the most ancient. The breed has existed in the Eastern Anatolia region (modernday Iraq, Iran, southwest Soviet Union, and eastern Turkey) since at least the Middle Ages. It is believed that the isolation of the breed helped preserve its unique features. Turkish Vans have semilonghair coats that make them waterproof and they enjoy swimming.
Turkish Vans were first brought to the West in 1955 when two British women, Laura Lushington and Sonia Halliday, were on vacation in Turkey. They brought a male and female kitten back to England and began promoting the Turkish Van as a unique breed. About 100 Turkish Vans a year are registered with the CFA and all registered Turkish Vans can trace their lineage to the original cats brought to England in 1955.


LaPerm
All of the cats on the rare cats on this list have unique characteristics and the LaPerm is no exception. LaPerms are known for their very curly fur, which comes in a variety of colors and patterns. The breed’s coats can range from wavy to tight ringlets or long corkscrew curls.








Burmilla
The Burmilla originated in the United Kingdom in 1981 when a Chinchilla Persian male accidentally had kittens with a Lilac Burmese female. The Chinchilla Persian was a purchased by Baroness Miranda Von Kirchberg as a present for her husband. Before the Baroness could have the Chinchilla Persian neutered, he had briefly escaped from the house and impregnated the Lilac Burmese.


Havana Brown
Havana Browns were purposely developed in the early 1950s in England by a group of British cat fanciers. The group bred chocolate point and seal point Siamese cats with black domestic shorthairs to produce the chocolate brown Havanas. Early on in the breeding program, Russian Blues were introduced to the breeding stock.

Korat
The Korat is an ancient breed from Thailand and the earliest known records of the cat in The CatBook of Poems or Smud Khoi of Cats, which was written during the Ayudhya Period of Siamese History (13501767). According to the book, the Korat is one of the good luck cats of Thailand.
Korats only come in one color, described as a silver tipped blue.



Chartreux
The Chartreux is a rare breed of cat from France that is thought to have ancient origins. Research has shown that Chartreux probably originated in ancient Persia and came to France with knights returning from the crusades. These first Chartreux were staples in French monasteries and became an important part of the monk’s lives.

European Burmese
In general, most cat registries do not make a distinction between regular Burmese cats and the European Burmese, but the CFA does. All Burmese cats originated from a single cat, Wong Mau, who was the first Burmese brought to the United States in 1930. Wong Mau was mated with a Siamese and and the kittens born were both solid and pointed in color.


American Bobtail
The American Bobtail was a naturally occurring feral cat that was not selectively bred until the late 1960s. American Bobtails are known for their short tails that can be straight, slightly curved, slightly kinked, or have bumps down the length of the tail. Breeders in the United States established the American Bobtail by breeding feral domestic cats that had the signature short tails.

Turkish Angora
Turkish Angora come from Ankara (formerly Angora), Turkey and are recognized by their characteristic silky white coat. The earliest written records that mention the Turkish Angora come from 16th century France. By the start of the cat fancy in Europe, around the late 1800s/early 1900s, the Turkish Angora was a well established breed.


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