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Just wondering if my cat has a little Turkish angora in her. She is pictured above. She is completely deaf so we have to keep her inside.
She is little over a year old. We found her barely days old in a small village near Gdansk in Poland with her other sisters and mother (a European short hair). All the sister look different. We are unaware of who the father was as the cats were strays.
When we found her she was covered in weeds that stuck to her coat and could barely open her eyes. We took care of her and she has now prospered. She loves sleeping in all beds at night and yells extremely loud. She has learnt somehow, off who, I do not know. That when she yells she tilts her head back like a wolf howling and yodels with her voice. It is quite funny.
Sorry back to the main question. Is there a type of DNA test that we can get from a veterinary clinic to perform. I just wanted others' opinions of what they believe she is.
From other pictures I have seen, she is smaller than normal Turkish Angoras and the hair around her chest and cheeks are not as thick. She absolutely hates water as well and her back legs are much longer than the front legs. She almost has an air to her when she walks like she is royalty.
She is also very calm cat and likes to smell strangers that come to the apartment. She loves belly rubs and when she stares outside from the windows crows normally scare the crap out of her, that she will puff up and walk backwards in fear.
Some more pictures of her below.
Hope to hear from everyone soon. Cheers [emoji]128522[/emoji]
