Norwegian Forest Cat Greeting Card, Postcard, Mousepad, Mug

Norwegian Forest Cat greeting card by catherinesherman  He’s the feline version of Erik the Red!  The Norwegian Forest Cat is the official cat of Norway, where it has lived for thousands of years.  The Norwegian Forest Cat traveled to North America with the Vikings in the 11th century, where their descendants developed into the Main Coon Cat.  Both cats are large-sized and well suited to the cold with heavywater-proof  fur, bushy tails and tufted ears and toes.  The Maine Coon Cat is the state cat of Maine.

Norwegian Forest Cat postcard by catherinesherman

Norwegian Forest Cat Mouse Pad by catherinesherman

Norwegian Forest Cat Mug by catherinesherman

 

Turkish Angora Cat Ring Binder

Turkish Angora Cat Binder by catherinesherman

Keep organized with this gorgeous cat. Check out the eyes on the back of this ring binder.  Mis-matched eyes — one blue and one amber — are a trait often found in Turkish Angora cats

Turkish Angora Kittens Postage from Zazzle.com

 

Turkish Angora Kittens Postage from Zazzle.com

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 Send a smile in the mail with these cute kittens on your envelope.  Shared via AddThis

Turkish Angora Kittens Greeting Card from Zazzle.com

Turkish Angora Kittens.

Turkish Angora Kittens Greeting Card from Zazzle.com 

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Greetings from a Turkish Angora Cat

 

 

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Paddington is the name of this Turkish Angora cat.  He loves to talk and is very curious.  He especially likes to look you in the eye.   His brother, Bones, is a little shy.  He has two amber eyes and is deaf, another common trait to the breed.  Bones is a sweet cat, who likes to sit upright with his tail wrapped around his feet like an ancient Egyptian statue.   Bones loves water, too, and will step into a full sink.  This breed of cat has a

Turkish Angora Cat.

fascinating history which you can read about in this Turkish Angora Cat article from The Cat Fanciers’ Association, Inc.  To see more photo cards of Turkish Angora cats go to It’s a Beautiful World!