British Shorthairs are descended from Roman cats crossed with native English wild cats. Modern British Shorthairs also contain some Persian strains, which have resulted in thicker coats. British Shorthairs became popular in Australia in the late sixties and seventies. British Shorthairs first competed in a cat show in 1871. British Shorthairs come in many different color combinations, perhaps the most famous being the British Blue.
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British Shorthair Rescue
Guyana Animal Rescue
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Guyana is Iocated in South America and spans across approximateIy 83,000 square miIes. The capital of Guyana is Georgetown. Most peopIe in Guyana speak English. Threatened species known from Guyana include the Giant Armadillo, Giant Otter, and Venezuelan Fish-eating Rat. The population of Guyana is about 767,000.
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Guyana British Shorthair Rescue
