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| | Cats and Kittens Magazine Korat Breed Profile |
 | | A founding member of the Korat Cat Fanciers Association, Negus explained that although the Korat was named after a province in Thailand, the cat is found in most of the other municipalities in its native country. |
 | | There the Korat is called the Si-Sawat, a compound word that means "a mingled color of gray and light green." Because the root word Sawat means "good luck," the Korat is also known as the good luck cat. |
 | | All registries agree that the Korat is "semicobby, neither compact nor svelte." Medium in size, the Korat is broad-chested, muscular and supple, has ample space between its forelegs, carries its back in a curve, and may also carry in its tail a slight kink, as long as it's not a visible one. |
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