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Singapura (cat) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia The Singapura is a recognized breed of cat. The original home of the Singapura is the island of Singapore, with the breed taking its name from the local Malay name for the island — meaning ‘Lion City. The breed is the result of Mother Nature’s combination of genes indigenous to Southeast Asia — both the brown as in Siamese and Burmese and the agouti or ticked pattern. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Singapura_(cat)   (425 words)

Breed Article: Singapura The Singapura was first presented to CFA by Hal and Tommy Meadow in 1981 as a natural breed. Singapuras were accepted for championship status in 1988 as a natural breed. Singapuras have enjoyed considerable success in the show ring and they are prized by their owners. www.cfainc.org /breeds/profiles/articles/singapura.html   (1957 words)

Singapura: FBRL Breed Page The origins of the Singapura breed are somewhat controversial, but the breed's charm and later acceptance is not. The Singapura is a shorthaired cat distinguished by its large eyes and its warm beige, brown-ticked coat. Singapura cats are the smallest of all the recognized cat breeds. www.breedlist.com /singapura-breeders.html   (256 words)

Breeder Listings- Singapura The cat today known as the Singapura is descended from a type of cat native to Singapore, sometimes referred to as the “drain cat” of Singapore. The original Singapuras were imported to the United States in the early 1970’s with an additional cat found at the Singapore SPCA and subsequently imported in 1980 by Barbara Gilbertson. Singapuras all have the same coloration - only one color is allowed - dark brown ticking on an old ivory ground color, the underside is the color of unbleached muslin. www.catcraze.com /singapura.htm   (477 words)

Singapura   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22) Many veterinarians seeing a Singapura for the first time are apt to think something might be wrong with the kitten since it is so small. The Singapura is slow to develop and will not attain its full size until about 15 to 24 months of age. Regardless of the reason for a Singapura to be offered as a pet, you will find this cat's intelligence, playfulness and unique appearance captivating from the first time you meet one. pridesphynx.com /singapura.htm   (1129 words)

Cat Fanciers' Association: Breed Profile: Singapura In CFA, Singapuras were accepted for registration in 1982 and for championship competition in 1988. The Singapura's disposition is that of a "pesky people cat," an extroverted, curious, playful but nondestructive cat that insists on helping you with everything. The Singapura is a smaller than average, shorthaired cat with noticeably large eyes and ears. www.cfainc.org /breeds/profiles/singapura.html   (738 words)

Singapura Breed Singapuras lived in small colonies throughout the city, and were periodically culled by the authorities who considered them to be vermin. Because of the fact that the breed was considered as vermin in its native country, many of the cats lived in the sewers and gutters of the city, earning themselves the nickname of 'Drainpipe Cats'. The Singapura descended from a cat that is native to Singapore and is also referred to as the drain cat in Singapore. www.catsunited.com /html/singapura_breed.html   (540 words)

PetPlace.com - Article: Choosing a Singapura   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22) The breed is still quite rare, however; in 2000 only 144 Singapuras were registered in CFA, up from 139 in 1999 and 143 in 1998, according to CFA’s registration totals, which gives the breed a ranking of 30th out of the 40 breeds CFA recognizes. Despite its size, the Singapura is a stocky, strong, muscular little cat with a short, strong neck and strong, muscular legs. Singapuras tend to bond with one or several family members, but they love most people; they don’t seem to understand the word “stranger.” Instead of hiding under the bed, they want to be there with you to welcome anyone who comes to the door. www.petplace.com /articles/artPrinterFriendly.asp?all=1&conID=20303   (1108 words)

Cats and Kittens Magazine Singapura Breed Profile The Singapura was said to have been discovered in the summer of 1974 by two Americans - Tommy Meadow and her husband Hal - who lived on the island at the time. The Singapura is a small-to-medium-sized, muscular cat with a sparkling appearance and strikingly large eyes. Its fine, short, close-lying coat embraces alternating bands of color: a warm, old-ivory tone occupies the band closest to the skin and all the odd-numbered bands, while dark brown ticking occupies the even-numbered bands and must be in evidence at the tip of the hair shaft. www.petpublishing.com /catkit/breeds/singapura.shtml   (1948 words)

Singapura Singapuras are very active cats with a genuine need for their people. Whatever questions there might be about their origin, Singapuras are clearly a worthwhile addition to the world of pedigreed cats. One of the concerns that Singapura breeders have had is that there might be problems because of the small gene pool represented by the original cats. www.funzone.ws /info/pets/cats/breeds/singapura.html   (1293 words)

Singapura CAT BREEDERS Proponents pointed out that the Singapura ticked pattern resembling the Abyssinian’s does not necessarily prove anything more than a common ancestry, since the Abyssinian is thought to have originated on the Malay Peninsula, swimming distance (if you’re a really strong swimmer) from the island of Singapore. Some Singapura breeders not affiliated with the Meadows’ United Singapura Society also were concerned about the breed’s reportedly small litter sizes, which they believed was an indication of inbreeding resulting from the four-cat foundation and the unwillingness of the Meadows to allow other Singapore cats to be imported to widen the gene pool. Singapuras, happily unaware of the controversy surrounding them, go right on being what they are: pesky people pleasers. www.breedersden.com /singapura.htm   (1144 words)

Singapura, Singapura Cats, Singapura Breed Information The Singapura is one of the USA's newest breeds of cats, having gotten its start in the 1980s when travelers to Singapore brought the cats over with them and started breeding and showing them. According the McHenry, Singapuras show a marked attraction toward human beings, despite being immediately descended from strays of the streets of Singapore. The Singapura breed was initiated as a purebred breed by Hal and Tommy Meadows in the United States in 1981. www.i-love-cats.com /Breeds/Singapura.html   (314 words)

The SINGAPURA CAT FAQs A: As their name suggests the Singapura is a natural breed,created by Mother Nature, from the gene pool native to the Malaysian, 225 square mile, island of Singapore. In 1987 Gerry Mayes, a retired engineer and early Singapura breeder went to Singapore for three months to find and import more Singapura cats to the U.S. With the help of the Singapura Cat Club there he was successful in bringing back several Singapuras. After 90 kittens had been produced in the U.S. from these original Singapura cats, some range in the intensity of ticking and in the intensity of the old ivory ground color occurred, but with a few exceptions all were brown ticked on old ivory. www.breeds.traditionalcats.com /BreedInfo/FAQSingapura/FAQSingapura.htm   (1576 words)

Singapura Cat Breed Profile - Breed Description and Photos Singapuras are gentle cats, but they are also playful and remain so, throughout their lives - even older cats enjoy a good game. Singapura are mischievous and inquisitive, meaning that they will investigate anything thoroughly. Singapura originated on the the streets of Singapore and were sometimes referred to as the 'Drain Cat' of Singapore. www.catsofaustralia.com /singapura.htm   (184 words)

Kitty Portal: Kitten Care | Cat Health | Kittens For Sale: The Daily Cat   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22) Color - Singapuras all have the same coloration - only one color is allowed - dark brown ticking on an old ivory ground color, the underside is the color of unbleached muslin. Appearance - The Singapura is a small to medium cat with a ticked (agouti) coat. The Singapura is a very interactive cat that remains playful even when grown, and they get along remarkably well with other animals. www.thedailycat.com /thekittyportal/facts/briefs/archive/brief_singapura/index.html   (222 words)

Singapura Synopsis Singapuras seem to thrive on human company and often become deeply attached to their owners. Most Singapuras are vocally quiet cats and rarely use their voices. Singapuras usually get along well with other animals and seem to prefer living with some kind of company, not thriving when left alone all day. www.acfacats.com /singapura_synopsis.htm   (237 words)

Singapura The lightest of the domestic cats “Singapura” is the Malaysian name for Singapore Island and also designates a true common cat who walks the streets of the capital. In 1980, more Singapuras were brought to the United States. Although the Singapura was developed in the United States, it is not common there. www.furrycritter.com /resources/cats/Singapura.htm   (323 words)

CFA Singapura National Winners The Meadows had been living in Singapore in the early 1970's, and when they returned to the United States in 1975, they brought the three cats which were the foundation cats of the Singapura breed. It wasn't until the 1991-92 show season that the Singapura had their first National Winner - a female named GC NW Nuance's Original Design By Rimba who was 15th Best Cat. Below is a table with the national winning Singapura, including their name, color, sex, year of their win, and the award they earned. www.showcatsonline.com /x/SingNW.htm   (280 words)

CentralPets.com - Singapura Page (Printer Friendly Version) The Singapura is the smallest cat in the world, weighing only 5-7 pounds. The Singapura descended from a native cat of Singapore. Ironically, the Singapore government that had eliminated cat habitats, declared the Singapura to be a "living national monument." Singapura cat statues adorn the river and Singapuras are a large part of Singapore's promotions. centralpets.com /php/PrintFriendly.php?AnimalNumber=150   (480 words)

Singapura - Singapura Cat - Singapura Cat Breed The Singapura breed has entered the Guinness Book of World Records as the smallest breed of domestic cat. Singapura breeders developed this breed and in 1982 this breed was accepted for registration by CFA. The Singapura is a small, shorthaired cat with remarkably large eyes and ears. pets.iloveindia.com /cats/cat-breed/singapura.html   (173 words)

Pengarang Singapura Blog. MASYARAKAT MELAYU ISLAM SINGAPURA DAN TAQWACara2 untuk menjadi maju, berjaya, bertambah kuat berperibadi islam dan bertaqwa di Singapura.1. PEMERINTAH SINGAPURA DAN PENGANAS ISLAM.Sebagai umat islam di Singapura kita hendaklah JANGANsekali2 mengkritk pemerintah Singapura..kerana kita nanti... SINGAPURA - BOSAN DAN CUKAI.Kadang2 aku rasa bosan untuk tinggal di Singapura!Kenapa aku rasa bosan?Kenapa aku rasa tidak suka tinggal di Singapura la... singapura.blogster.com   (214 words)

RescuePoint Breed Information: Cats Singapura These exerts are from the UK Singapura Cat Club. The original home of the Singapura is the island of Singapore, with the breed taking its name from the local Malay name for the island - meaning ‘Lion City. The breed is the result of mother nature’s combination of genes indigenous to South East Asia - both the brown as in Siamese and Burmese and the agouti or ticked pattern. www.rescuepoint.com /about/singapura.shtml   (477 words)

Singapura Breed Information, Singapura, Singapura Cats The Singapura is a small cat and a newer addition to the United States show ring. The base stock of all the Singapura cats in the United States is just four cats. The breed is still being developed in the U.S. The Singapura was recognized in championship standing in 1988. www.awesomecats.com /cat-breeds/Singapura.html   (224 words)

Singapura - TheCatSite.com Forums The only thing is that she is a scaredy cat when it comes to everything in the world. She amuzes herself, either with pens or pennies or pieces of paper or the cat track -- she actually moves it under the carpet and then sits in front of it with just her paws under the carpet and hits the roller ball back and forth. Anyway, she is a very interactive kitty and the Singapura sounds similar, very endearing. www.thecatsite.com /forums/showthread.php?t=767   (1449 words)

Singapuras, Singapura Cats, Singapura Kittens--Absolutely Cats If you are looking for Singapura kittens, you're sure to find a Singapura breeder in the list below. Just click on the cattery name and you'll be taken directly to the Singapura breeders website. The Singapura kitten of your dreams is waiting for you here. absolutelycats.tripod.com /23Singapura.html   (176 words)

Singapura Cats Singapura cats have large eyes, even as kittens; catteries may have some in stock. If you want to own a show quality animal, study the breed standard carefully prior to choosing a pet. Dark pigment outline on the nose and cheetah lines from the inner corner of the eye to the whisker pads are the musts. www.gotpetsonline.com /singapura/buy-cats/singapura-cats.html   (210 words)

Singapura Cat The singapura cat and kitten should be obtained throught a reputable breeder to ensure health and soundness. In the 1970’s these creatures were brought to the USA; in 1982 the breed was registered and in 1988 it was accepted for championship. It is impossible to define a model web sites, because all online album pages and family scrapbooks are individual. www.gotpetsonline.com /singapura/singapura-cat/singapura-cat.html   (219 words)

Singapura An American breeder developed this breed from cats she found and imported from Singapore. The Singapura is a petite breed with ticking similar to an Abyssinian. They are of moderate build with a semiforeign bone struction. dhost.info /vickiebreedz/id29.htm   (45 words)

CUI Links Singapura The Birmans joined the household in 1980 and have very recently been joined by a Singapura from the Iskander clan. Member, CFA Singapura Breed Council and TICA Singapura Breed Committee. ISF was formed to promote, improve, and perpetuate the Singapura Cat breed; to encourage responsible breeding practices; and to provide a networking resource that helps people and cats find each other. www.catsunited.com /html/cui_links_singapura.html   (149 words)

Singapura Cat Breeders Australia - Singapura Kittens for Sale Singapura Cat Breeders Australia - Singapura Kittens for Sale Please note, Australian listings are in alphabetical order of state. Breeding Beautiful Glittered Bengals, Enchanting Singapuras, and Mischievous Cornish and Devon Rexes. www.catsofaustralia.com /singapura_breeders.htm   (75 words)

Singapura Hotels Reviews, Tips, Photos - VirtualTourist.com Home » Travel Guides » Asia »; Indonesia » Singapura » Hotels and Accommodations Reviews and photos of Singapura hotels posted by real travelers and locals. The best tips on Singapura lodging and accommodations. www.virtualtourist.com /hotels/Asia/Indonesia/Singapura-1228935/Hotels_and_Accommodations-Singapura-R-1.html   (131 words)

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