Cat Breeds

Julianna Photopoulos is a science writer and filmmaker. She has written for various print and online publications including New Scientist, BBC Focus magazine and Nature, and has been involved in a number of natural history documentaries for the BBC and National Geographic. As a biology graduate, she has also worked in genetics and in dolphin and whale research. She lives in the west of England.

• Contents:Shorthair Breeds Abyssinian American BobtailAmerican & European Burmese American CurlAmerican Shorthair American WirehairAphrodite Arabian MauAustralian MistBambinoBengalBombayBrazilian Shorthair British Shorthair BurmillaCalifornia Spangled Chartreux ChausieCornish RexDevon RexDonskoyDragon LiEgyptian Mau European BurmeseEuropean ShorthairExotic Shorthair German RexHavana Highlander Japanese BobtailKanaaniKhao ManeeKorat Kurilian BobtailLaPermLykoiMandalayManxMunchkinOcicatOriental ShorthairPeterbaldPixiebobRussian BlueSavannahScottish Fold Selkirk RexSerengetiSiameseSingapuraSnowshoeSokokeSphynxSuphalakThai Lilac, Thai Blue Point or Lilac PointThaiTonkineseToybobToygerUkrainian LevkoyUral RexLonghair BreedsAmerican BobtailAmerican CurlBalineseBirman British Longhair Chantilly-TiffanyCymricHighlander HimalayanBalinese-Javanese Kinkalow Kurilian BobtailLaPermMaine Coon MinuetMunchkinNebelung Neva MasqueradeNorwegian Forest Cat Oriental Longhair PersianRagamuffin Ragdoll Scottish FoldSelkirk RexSiberianSomali TiffanieTurkish Angora Turkish VanYork Chocolate

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