List of CFA Recognized Pedigreed Cats
By alphabetical order according to breed division :
- A - Abyssinian - American Bobtail - American Curl - American Shorthair - American Wirehair
- B - Balinese (including Javanese) - Birman - Bombay - British Shorthair - Burmese
- C - Chartreux - Colorpoint Shorthair - Cornish Rex
- D - Devon Rex- Dragon Li (aka Chinese Li Hua)
- E - Egyptian Mau - European Burmese - Exotic
- H - Havana Brown
- J - Japanese Bobtail
- K - Korat
- L - LaPerm
- M - Maine Coon - Manx
- N - Norwegian Forest Cat
- O - Ocicat - Oriental
- P - Persian (including Himalayan)
- R - Ragamuffin - Ragdoll - Russian Blue
- S - Scottish Fold - Selkirk Rex - Siamese - Siberian - Singapura - Somali - Sphynx
- T - Tonkinese - Turkish Angora - Turkish Van
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