Cats

Norwegian Forest Cats, the Beloved Companions of the Vikings

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These cats nearly went extinct during World War II, but fortunately they survived thanks to the Norwegian Forest Cat Club through a special breeding program. They are Norway’s national cat now.

These cats are gentle and friendly, and are fond of family members. They aren’t as demanding as other breeds, and can entertain themselves. They enjoy company, and even if they’re not in your lap, you won’t have to look hard to find this cat sitting somewhere close. This is a smart, independent cat who learns quickly and has an alert nature. They’re big climbers and love to be at the highest points in your home, or outside in the nearest tree.

These cats are are great with kids and other animals because of their calm, laid-back temperament.

Story inspiration: iizcat

Would you like to have a cat like this? Share your opinion about these cats with us in the comments.

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