American Shorthair: Known for their robust health and friendly temperament, American Shorthairs are one of the oldest cat breeds in America, originating from European cats brought to North America by settlers.
Maine Coon: Often considered America's native longhaired cat breed, Maine Coons are known for their large size, tufted ears, bushy tails, and friendly personalities. They are excellent hunters and well-suited to colder climates.
American Bobtail: Known for their distinctive bobbed tails, American Bobtails are playful, intelligent cats with a loving disposition. They are believed to have originated from natural mutations in domestic cats.
California Spangled: Developed in the 1980s to resemble wild leopard cats, California Spangled cats are rare and known for their spotted coats and athletic build.
Pixiebob: With their bobbed tails and wild appearance, Pixiebobs are believed to have originated from natural bobcat hybrids in the Pacific Northwest. They are affectionate, intelligent, and known for their loyalty.
American Curl: Characterized by their unique curled-back ears, American Curls are friendly, affectionate cats with a playful nature. They originated from a spontaneous mutation in California.
Ragdoll: While not originally American, Ragdolls were developed in the USA. They are known for their large size, striking blue eyes, and tendency to go limp when picked up, hence their name.
Oriental Shorthair: A close relative of the Siamese, Oriental Shorthairs are sleek, athletic cats with large ears and a variety of coat colors and patterns. They are known for their vocal and social nature.