The California Spangled cat was introduced to the public via a Neiman-Marcus catalogue! Engineered to publicize the plight of wild animals killed for their coats, this breed in all respects resembles a small leopard. The spots are usually blocked or rounded and they are often grouped into rosette patterns. The body is long, lean and muscular and the face is expressive with wide cheekbones and a strong jaw line. Rounded eyes set high on the head accentuate the animal’s “wild look”. But there is no wild stock in the California Spangled cat, which was bred utilizing existing breeds and augmented … Continue reading →