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Where can I buy/adopt purebred cats?
I'm looking to buy/adopt a purebred kitten; most preferably a Norwegian Forest Cat. I will eventually go to the animal shelters in the area, but i'd rather do some online research first. Can anyone recommend some websites for cat breeders in the NY/NJ area, or other websites like petfinder that would have breeds by category?
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- ♪ Seattle ♫Lv 71 decade agoFavorite Answer
Hi there...here's a list of Norwegian Forest Cats rescues located throughout the USA and one in the northeastern region: http://purebredcatbreedrescue.org/norwegian_forest...
Paws of Gold Feline Rescue
Catchment area: Northeastern USA
Homepage: http://www.petfinder.org/shelters/NY396.html
Address: PO Box 561, Greenfield Center, NY 12833
Phone: (585) 786-8777
Email: clarie@frontiernet.net
Phone: (206) 782-2616
We are an all breed feline rescue. All of our kitties are in loving foster homes. POG is comprised of a small group of private individuals, committed to the lives of the kitties we save. All expenses come out of our own pockets. Adoption fees are set to a limited amount and are used to offset the cost of necessary medical and caring expenses of the kitties in our care. The kitties are not in shelters, but live with love in a foster home. See cats available
Source(s): KPCT Clicker Trainer to domestic & exotic cats 28 year friendship with a veterinarian - 1 decade ago
You are very unlikely to find a purebred kitten in a shelter, especially a "Wegie" (Norwegian Forest Cat) which is a relatively rare breed. Like purebred puppies, purebred kittens are usually purchased directly from breeders, who usually also provide a lot of guidance in how to care for them and "hand-holding" as needed while you're transitioning your new kitten into your household.
However, it is easy to find breeders in your area. Two places to look are on the CFA (Cat Fanciers' Association) website, www.cfa.org, and on the Fanciers Breeder Referral List, www.breedlist.com. Both sites have several different search options and will let you look for specific breeds, within a specific area, or in several other ways. In addition, the CFA site has an excellent writeup on Norwegian Forest Cats in the "Breeds and Colors" section.
You may also want to check out an article I wrote on this breed, at http://www.helium.com/items/996695-while-history-n...
Good luck!
birist
- rrm38Lv 71 decade ago
You can use the link below to search for any breeds in the CFA (Cat Fanciers' Association) breeder referral. You can refine the search to specific breeds and states. You could also do a Google search for Norwegian Forest Cat breeders, and will probably get a decent list.
- 1 decade ago
call a rescue organization in your local area. search on-line for breeds that you like, research them, and then call the breed rescue for your breed of choice. Make sure that you are knowledgeable about the breed and it's pros/cons before adopting it. And also if you can, rescue an animal...too many unloved pets out there.
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- 1 decade ago
the local newspaper classifieds section will have purebred kittens. Just make sure you check the paper weekly.
- Anonymous5 years ago
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- Anonymous1 decade ago
www.catindepth.com