Top 20 Rarest Cat Breeds in the World

[@terryshaffer3100]

So informative, love it!

[@companimalz]

Ty😍

[@leeconner4101]

It’s official. I want one of each! 🥰

[@companimalz]

me too.. thanks Lee

[@markwello4809]

Love this video

[@animaldediaryz3715]

Nice !

[@ferdigoogle1587]

I have two Norwegian Forest Cats, one is a Grand Champion. Wonderful loving cats, clean and talkative.

[@companimalz]

That’s my favorite. Norwegian forest cats are rare in California. Ty for checking out my channel. I’m trying to grow , I appreciate u watching my videos.

[@companimalz]

Please don’t forget to subscribe and maybe share my video? Thank you so much ❤️

[@moemcgovern7345]

My favorite is the Tortie. I know it's not a breed. I'm just attracted to them.

[@companimalz]

I want one ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@moemcgovern7345]

My Tortie saved my life. They beautiful cats. She passed away last Spring.

[@companimalz]

@@moemcgovern7345 I’m so sorry

[@Justintro]

1:15 bingus !!!

[@companimalz]

Ty for checking out my videos. ❤️❤️❤️

[@coolfulldowns]

dont get me wrong all these cats are amazing but I wish selective breeding would stop

[@companimalz]

I agree… some breeds are not meant to mix at all. There are health concerns that come with breeding.

[@moemcgovern7345]

There are so many unwanted cats in the world. The mixed breed cats, are wonderful pets.

[@brittanycardosa7882]

Alien cat! 👽❤️

[@khadeejahbibi3213]

the Khoa manee is also called a turkish angora

[@companimalz]

Really?? I’ve heard of turkish angora, but I didn’t know. Thank you ❤️

[@SCARAMOUSXL5]

SWEET KITTIES!!!

[@moniquelau43]

I personally would not purchase a cat. Don’t shop, ADOPT ❤️ You can find breed specific rescues 🐾 Cool facts though!

[@companimalz]

yes I agree 100%

[@moniquelau43]

I know people in Norway who have Norwegian forest cats. They love to go outside in the winter.

[@companimalz]

I want one!

[@SDoGx54]

I have a turkish van the little shit doesnt act like a rare kitty

[@johncira7233]

I have a kittie who has been DNA tested Three times! Why you ask ? Because the first test came back that he was around 90 % Unknown DNA ?????? With some Russian Blue. Tried another. Came back a little Russian Blue. Mostly Chartreuse?????? Had to do one more because I caught him as a kitten from a feral colony living in my garage. Yes They are all TNRD. Took me a little while to catch all 13. So at first I had there kittens to catch socialize and find Forever homes. I was told you just don't find feral Chartreuse. It's hard enough to find a Chartreuse in it's country of origin France Let alone in my back yard. And Third test came back the same. Over 90% Chartreuse. A little Russian Blue. I contacted the first company I sent a sample to ask Why? Do you think his Chartreuse DNA didn't come up ? Was told they don't store Chartreuse DNA to match because they are so rare I only wish I would have done it sooner. LOL At one time I had a backyard and house full of these little gray puff balls Chartreuse kittens go for an average of about $600. Oh if I had only known. And one more thing He is without a doubt the Coolest cat that I've ever seen.

[@companimalz]

13 cats ?!?!? ☺️I would be delighted to take some from your back yard. Chartreuses are rare in some countries..

[@johncira7233]

@@companimalz That was the feral colony count at it's biggest. Originally there was 6 all grey cat's that pumped out little gray kittens like crazy. As I caught and TNR'd them when I finally caught the gray male a beautiful Simese male took over making kittens till I caught him. Then a neighbor got a black male cat who they let out all the time and he had a few litter's. In the beginning all the kittens were gray And my Chartreuse is now 7 years old. So it was a while ago.

[@companimalz]

@@johncira7233 they multiply quick

[@johncira7233]

@@companimalz Like bunny's LOL

[@companimalz]

@@johncira7233 lol