AdoptionMojo-Jojo Male
WałbrzychMale · European Shorthair (moggy)
Jan Lityński Animal Shelter in Wałbrzych
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European Shorthair (moggy)
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AdoptionBójka Female
WałbrzychFemale · European Shorthair (moggy)
Jan Lityński Animal Shelter in Wałbrzych
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AdoptionBajka Female
WałbrzychFemale · European Shorthair (moggy)
Jan Lityński Animal Shelter in Wałbrzych
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AdoptionTadzik Male
WałbrzychMale · European Shorthair (moggy)
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AdoptionChevy (A12) Male
KielceMale · European Shorthair (moggy) · 11 years
Homeless Animal Shelter in Kielce
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About the European Shorthair (moggy) breed
- Breed status
- Domestic mixed-breed cat, not a single standardised breed
- Size
- Varies by individual
- Coat
- Length and care needs vary
- Temperament
- Best assessed cat by cat
- Activity
- Depends on age, health and personality
Origin
“European cat” or domestic mixed-breed cat is not a single formally standardised breed. Appearance and background can vary widely between individual cats.
Temperament
There is no single temperament associated with mixed-breed cats. Personality reflects the individual cat's experiences, socialisation and preferences, so ask the carer about the cat you are considering.
Size
Often medium-sized, but build and weight vary considerably from one cat to another.
Grooming
Many have short coats that need only occasional brushing, while medium- and long-haired cats may need more frequent care.
Activity
Activity varies with age, health and personality. Younger cats may be more playful, while older cats often prefer a calmer routine.
Who this breed suits
A mixed-breed cat may be a good companion for many homes, but there is no breed standard to predict its needs. Discuss its health, behaviour and preferred environment with the current carer.