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	Sokoke - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The breed was officially recognized by the FIFe in 1993, with the name changed to Sokoke, after where they came from.
		Sokokes have blotched tabby coats in shades of brown, with amber to light green eyes.
		Sokokes are very active and enjoy climbing and "talking" to their people.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Sokoke (174 words)

	Cat Fanciers: Sokoke: Cat Breed FAQ
		Being a cat of the rainforest, the Sokoke has a special relation to water and will just swim across any stream that crosses their path, they don't seem to enjoy it but take is as a part of life.
		The Sokoke bushy tailed Mongoose, the Sokoke golden-rumped Elephant Shrew, the Sokoke Scops Owl are all under threat of extinction.
		The second piece of good luck for the survival of the Sokoke Cat was that Gloria Moeldrup was a fishing client of the Slaters, Jeni invited Gloria to see the cats, and she also like Jeni recognized a unique makeup, pattern and behaviour of the cat.
	www.fanciers.com /breed-faqs/sokoke-faq.html (1790 words)

	The Sokoke Cat — a very rare cat breed, perhaps the rarest cat breed in the world is now here in th
		The Sokoke (or African Shorthair) originates from the Sokoke Arabuke Forest on the Kenya coast, one of the few remaining but rapidly diminishing rainforests in East Africa (which itself supports many other endangered species, including six globally threatened birds).
		Sokokes became known in Europe in the 20th century and recognised by Fife in 1993.
		Sokokes are moderate sized, long-legged and have a very dense shiny short coat without any undercoat.
	www.pressbox.co.uk /Detailed/20899.html (385 words)

	sokoke_stand_tica
		The Sokoke is a recently discovered breed, found in and near the threatened Arabuko Sokoke Forest on the coast of Kenya.
		The Sokoke is a sleek, slender, naturally athletic, muscular cat, with a medium frame dressed in a tight, short, ticked modified classic tabby coat.
		The Sokoke pattern differs from the standard classic pattern in the following manner: at least one chin strap (broken allowable); the shoulder butterfly may be broken, just a blotch or not obvious; the bullseye should be broken, and the forehead "M" may be broken, but must be vestigally present.
	www.icehouse.net /illuzion/sokoke_stand_tica.html (511 words)

	sokoke (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		However, it is desirable that the pattern shows agouti fur in the solid areas, which makes the special appearance that identifies the Sokoke breed.
		The Sokoke is not a lap cat, but will honour you by sleeping in your lap when it so chooses.
		In that case, it is of great importance that new Sokoke owners take interest in the breed and work to preserve it with careful planned breeding, or showing.
	www.geocities.com /cutelilbabes/sokoke (344 words)

	* Sokoke - (Cat): Definition
		The Sokoke cats were discovered by Jeni Slater, a wildlife artist, who lives in Watamu, Kenya, in 1978.
		Bred in Denmark from cats found in Sokoke region of Kenya.
		The Sokoke is a shorthair cat descended from feral cats found on a farm in Kenya.
	en.mimi.hu /cat/sokoke.html (133 words)

	SunBright Sokokes
		The Sokoke Cat is quite possibly the rarest Breed in the World, with only 10 breeding adults in the USA currently, and 3 in Canada.
		A Sokoke Club in Denmark was formed after Gloria brought a breeding pair over, and the first ones were shown in Copenhagen in 1984.
		In 2001, the first new Sokokes were found on the edge of the Sokoke Forest in Kenya after repeated inquiries and visits by European fanciers looking for new blood.
	www.sunbrightcats.com /sokoke2.html (1407 words)

	Untitled Document (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		The Sokoke is a muscular and elegant cat and the head does look smaller in comparison with the rest of the body.
		The Sokoke breed is extremely unique as it has not been mixed with domestic cats.
		One similarity between the Siamese, Orientals and the Sokoke is the fact that they are very "dog like" in nature, as well as their rather vocal nature.
	www.schimmelorientals.com /information_sokoke_breedinformation.php (350 words)

	Sokoke Cat
		Sokoke Cats are very rare, perhaps the rarest cat breed in the world.
		Sokoke Cats - Various cat breeds are presented, such as Savannah, Scottish Fold, Selkirk Rex, Seychellois Longhair, Siamese, SIA, Siberian Cat, Singapura, Snowshoe, Sokoke, Somali, SOM, Sphynx, SFI, Tiffany, etc.
		Sokoke cats - Read about the status of these cats and several other African species in the wild.
	www.sokoke-cats.com /sokoke-cats-general-information.htm (525 words)

	Sokoke
		Disqualify: white locket or white markings anywhere on the body except the nostrils, chin, and throat.
		From the trees of Kenya Khadzonzos have long inhabited the forests of Kenya’s Sokoke district.
		Spending their time in trees, they are voracious insect hunters.
	www.furrycritter.com /resources/cats/Sokoke.htm (258 words)

	Sokoke Cats
		Sokoke cats (or African Shorthair) originated from the Sokoke Arabuke forest in Kenia and became known in Europe in the 20th century.
		Sokoke cats were accepted by FIFe only in 1993.
		Some scientists consider the Sokoke cat to be the missing link to the emergence of the classic tabby pattern in the majority of all domesticated cats.
	www.sokoke-cats.com (246 words)

	Sokoke Cat pictures
		Sokoke cats require very little grooming to keep the coat in a good condition.
		In the wild Sokoke cats live in the trees of a rainforest and are perfectly adapted to such lifestyle.
		The voice of Sokoke cats is very penetrating and modulated, especially in mating seasons.
	www.sokoke-cats.com /sokoke-cats-pictures.htm (260 words)

	CentralPets.com - Sokoke Page (Printer Friendly Version)
		Highly intelligent, the Sokoke enjoys the company of humans and in fact 'joins in', since they are eloquent 'talkers' that use a high level voice as well as body language.
		Both curious and sweet, a Sokoke is a very sensitive cat that tends to reflect the moods of its human.
		Little was known about the Sokoke cat until 1978 when a Kenyan farmer, Jeni Slater, found an unusual litter of kittens on her coconut plantation.
	centralpets.com /phpscripts/PrintFriendly.php?AnimalNumber=376 (729 words)

	I-Love-Cats.com - Sokoke Cats
		The original work with this breed was done in Denmark, where Gloria Moeldrup (a friend of Jeni's) took the first Sokokes from Kenya.
		Gloria and about 6 other breeders formed the Sokoke Council and are still active today trying to save these very special kitties.
		In 1998, through a friendship build on the internet, Judy Allen and Sherri Parks brought the first Sokoke, a female named Kwaza, to America in exchange for a pair of Bengals (the first in Denmark).
	www.i-love-cats.com /Breeds/sokoke.htm (400 words)

	Kenya safari guide - Kenyalogy: Parks and reserves: Arabuko Sokoke National Park
		This tiny national park in Kilifi district, with only 6 km², is a small part of the largest stretch of indigenous coastal forest that survives today in East Africa.
		The Arabuko Sokoke forest, with 358 km², settles in the region from north of Kilifi to Gedi, south of Malindi, and inland toward the town of Jilore.
		Together with the neighbouring Mida Creek, Arabuko Sokoke hosts a large biological diversity, with plenty of rare species of birds, butterflies, amphibians and plants.
	www.kenyalogy.com /eng/parques/arabuko.html (443 words)

	Schimmel Siamese, Oriental and Sokoke Pedigree Cat Breeders in the UK
		Whilst the Sokoke are a recognised breed with FIFE, they are not recognised by the GCCF and under Sue's guidance, our aim will be to achieve recognition with the GCCF for this wonderful breed.
		We are so very grateful to Sue (our Sokoke mentor), for unselfishly sharing her thoughts, advice and her breed with us and we will be doing our very best, under Sue's guidance, to contribute to the breeding program of the Sokoke here in the UK.
		All registered Sokoke cats MUST have their pedigrees proven to trace back to the Sokoke district in Kenya from the approved source.
	www.schimmelsiamese.com /sokoke_future.php (492 words)

	Sokoke
		Sokoke kittens should be bought from a responsible breeder.
		These cats are virtually extinct from the wild due to habitat destruction and human encroachment; only domesticated variety still exists.
		The common colors for this breed are dark brown, chocolate and chestnut; domesticated variety can be also of white tabby pattern.
	www.gotpetsonline.com /sokoke/sokoke.html (174 words)

	Kimburu - Bengal & Sokoke
		She is a very nice sokoke, with much correct acording to the standard.
		Riziki is a very loving sokoke and she is very well socialized form her breeder and therefore is rather easy to handle to be a sokoke.
		She is my first fertile female sokoke (out of 3).
	kimburu.tripod.com /en-riziki.htm (155 words)

	Welcome to fashionablebaby.com - Information on Zanzibar baby products
		For he no longer enters Arabuko- Sokoke illegally armed with saws and snares, but rather with a license and a butterfly net.
		This state of affairs alarmed conservationists, who knew that Arabuko- Sokoke was no ordinary patch of trees.
		The forest may be dwarfed by Kenya's more famous reserves (Tsavo National Park is 50 times bigger), and it doesn't even rate a mention in some tourist guidebooks, but Arabuko-Sokoke is one of East Africa's most precious natural assets: the largest remnant of the great coastal forest that once stretched from southern Somalia to Mozambique.
	www.fashionablebaby.com /Zanzibar_baby_products_Zanzibar_baby_products_baby_112760.html (1377 words)

	sokoke (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		The Sokoke is a special shorthaired tabby breed originating from the Kenyan Sokoke district in Africa.
		Sokokes are recognized in one colour only and one pattern only – Black (classic) tabby blotched.
		The standard however adds that it is desirable for the coat pattern to show agouti hairs within the solid areas, which makes the special appearance that identifies the Sokoke breed.
	www.catservers.co.uk /sokoke.htm (164 words)

	Furr Angels! - Guest Article: Save the Sokokes! (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Jenny got incurable cancer and had to move back to her homeland and that is when she took some of the Sokokes with her to see if her friends would try and save this little breed from extinction.
		Two families have brothers and sisters who was not needed in the breeding program or had for some reason had to be spayed or retired.
		We are hoping that someday the African government will make a habitat for the Sokoke to go back to but in the meantime we will enjoy them in our homes and our lives.
	www.furr-angels.com /ga_savethesokoke.htm (338 words)

	Sokoke (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		The Sokoke breed originates from the Sokoke Arabuko forest on Kenyas coast.
		It is still a young breed with only very few generations from the original forest cats - (take a look at Gino's pedigree, his sire was born a wild kitten in the forest) and few breeding cats.
		Despite this close connection to their African roots and their similarities to the wild cats, the Sokoke is very much a domestic cat, a cat who loves her comforts - chilling out on the radiator or snoozing on your lap.
	www.kibutata.dk /English/sokokeng.htm (172 words)

	Photo album (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		This page will show you the beauty and variety of the Sokokebreed - from the wild cats in the Sokoke forest to the loved and spoiled family and breeding cats of the northern hemisphere.
		All cats are 100% pure Sokokes as can be seen on the linked pedigress - hyperlinked from the cats name below the picture - the snow Sokokes is a naturally occuring variation that was introduced after Kali, Kazi and Kara-Kara was imported from Kenya in 1993.
		The Sokoke Club works closely with the Feline Genome Project in Maryland, USA to determine the origin of the breed.
	www.sokoke.dk /photo1.htm (112 words)

	Canadian Cat Association Sokoke Breed Description (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		they were officially recognized as a new breed in 1993 and renamed "Sokoke" after the area where they first originated.
		Here are some of the physical characteristics of the Sokoke: It has a slender body of moderate size.
		Le sokoke est aussi très loquace, il peut vous parler durant des heures si vous lui répondez.
	www.cca-afc.com /sokoked.html (962 words)

	The Sokoke (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		The Sokoke originates from the Sokoke district in Kenya (Africa).
		The head shape is a modified wedge, appearing small in relation to the body.
		The pattern is as for all blotched tabbies (EMS code 22), but it is desirable that the pattern shows agouti hairs in the solid areas.
	schk-pardubice.pc.cz /plemena/sokoke_a.htm (225 words)

	The Sokoke (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		The Sokoke has the refined movements of a sprinter, long legs – the hindlegs longer than the forelegs – small head and a slender muscular body.
		The Sokoke is a proud cat, confident and sensitive.
		Although it has only recently come out of the jungle, the Sokoke is very gentle, not agressive at all.
	www.kadzonzo.dk /sokoke.asp (341 words)

	Sokokemain
		The above photos of a young native Giarama boy with a Sokoke Cat and the Sokokes on the beach were taken by Bob Schwartz of Italy (also a Sokoke breeder) near Watamu, Kenya where these cats originally were found on the fringe of the forest they are named for.
		Begin your adventure by learning of the mysterious history of these wonderful little cats and then visit their home in the Arabuko Sokoke Forest on a virtual safari.
		Soon the current issue of Sokoke Drum Beat (newsletter) will ba available on the web site to keep you up to date, and an on going page of what myself and our members are doing in the way of promoting the Sokokes to keep you informed will be available soon as well.
	www.icehouse.net /illuzion/sokoke.html (437 words)

	ASSETS Arabuko-Sokoke Forest (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		In the central belt of the forest, on infertile, white sands is an area of open woodland which comprises the Brachystegia Forest.
		Of the six Globally Threatened birds in Arabuko-Sokoke Forest, three, namely the Amani Sunbird, Clarke's Weaver and Sokoke Pipit, are largely confined to this habitat.
		Here, on the red soils of the "Sokoke", is the home of the Sokoke Scops Owl.
	www.assets-kenya.org /asf.htm (305 words)

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