American Wirehair: These cats have wiry-looking fur but it's actually soft. They're curious, obedient, and adapt easily to change. Their fur is not brushed after washing to maintain its natural beauty.
Sokoke: Resembling cheetahs, Sokoke cats have spots, big ears, and are highly active. Originating in the late 1970s, they gained popularity in Europe quickly. They're independent, not demanding, but require ample room to play.
Nebelung: Originating from Russian blue cats, Nebelungs can be aggressive towards guests but are affectionate with their owners. They're known for their quiet voice.
Minuet: Originating from Munchkin cats and Persians, Minuets, also known as Napoleon cats, are short and require no specific care. They're highly intelligent and non-aggressive, making them ideal pets.
LaPerm: LaPerms are distinctive for their permanently curly fur, making them unique among cats.
Chantilly-Tiffany: These cats have long, silk-like fur in chocolate color with amber eyes. They're smart, friendly, and good with children. Their fur requires care but they're otherwise low-maintenance.
Bombay Cat: Resembling Bagheera from "The Jungle Book," Bombay cats have impressive black fur and amber-like yellow eyes. Despite their name, they originated in the US and make excellent house pets.
Foldex Cat: A combination of British Shorthair, Scottish Fold, and Persian cats, Foldex cats have lots of fur and are quite friendly. They have a toy-like appearance and form strong bonds with their owners.