 |
|
 |
Guide to Bombay Cats Bombay Cat Rescue Caring For Bombay Cats Excercise Your Bombay Urine Cleaner for Bombay Cats Cat Rescue, Supplies & Bombay Cats Bombay Crates Bombay Beds Bombay Breed Gifts Bombay Adoption, Pictures, Posters, Artwork & Products Bombay Rescue Find Bombay rescue services and groups. Cat rescue services online including by state and breed. Bombay rescue groups. Bombay Cat Care & Training How to care for your Bombay Cat including hair care, skin care and health care. Bombay care supplies and products. Bombay Cat Beds Purchase Bombay Cat beds online including heated Cat beds, orthopedic Cat beds. Bombay beds - Wicker, Iron. Small, large. Bombay Cat Gifts Bombay Cat breed gifts online including gift baskets, custom Bombay gifts and specialty products. Online stores. Bombay Cat Urine Cleaner Bombay urine stain remover products. Control Bombay urine. Best Bombay Cat Urine Cleaner. Bombay Cat Bombay Kittens For Sale Bombay breeders may add their information here for Bombay Kittens or adult Bombay Cats for sale. Bombay classified ads to buy or sell Kittens & Cats may be added for free. If you are looking to buy Bombay Kittens for sale or rescue/adoption information but do not see any listed then place a Bombay wanted ad. Please try to find rescue and adoption Bombay Kittens and Cats prior to purchasing from pet stores. Once you find your Bombay kitten, then view Cat names or get ready by buying your Cat supplies. Bombay Clubs & Organizations National Bombay Breed Rescue http://purebredcatbreedrescue.org/bombay.htm Bombay History Nikki Horner, a Louisville, Kentucky resident can be thanked for producing the Bombay breed. Horner believed that the perfect black cat could be compared to that of a "miniature black panther". Her objective was to produce a new breed of cat by joining together a sable Burmese with an all black American Shorthair. She tried relentlessly in the 1950's to create the breed she envisioned, but kept coming up short. Frusterated by not seeing the results she anticipated, Horner began experimenting with diverse breeds to see if she could produce her vision. She was trying to produce a cat with high-quality muscular growth and an extremely short, black coat. It took years and years for the innovative breed to be renowned and acknowledged. In 1976 the CFA finally acknowledged the Bombay for championship. Bombay Topics Covered: Bombay Breeders Bombay Rescue Bombay Pictures CFA Bombay Bombay History Bombay Training Bombay Facts Bombay Clubs |
|
|