Not exact matches
Pedigreed cats may occasionally be re-homed through breed rescue organizations or newspaper ads, but it is probably safest, from a behavioral point of view, to go straight to a reputable breeder who can regale you with information about your
cat's parents and
other relatives.
Others believe the
pedigreed cat - owning community is deeply committed to feline welfare, and does not perpetuate the cycle of irresponsible breeding.
Most
cats (85 %) were characterized as domestic varieties; only 3 % were claimed to be registered pedigree (a figure unchanged since 1993), while
others were described as unregistered
pedigreed or unknown breed.
Some of these rescue groups specialize in particular
pedigreed breeds;
others, like Pet Pal Rescue Inc. in Seminole County, save as many dogs,
cats, puppies and kittens as they can.
Educational programs, assistance to humane shelters, support of feline health studies, public service announcements and
other positive activities benefit both
pedigreed and random bred
cats.
Did you know 95 % of US
cats are randomly bred and are called American Domestics, while the
other 5 % are
pedigreed?