Singapura

 20 facts about Singapura cats:

The Singapura is one of the smallest cat breeds, with males weighing between 6-8 pounds and females weighing between 4-6 pounds.

They are known for their large, expressive eyes and short, fine coats.

Singapuras are very active and love to play, but they are also known for being lap cats and love to cuddle.

They are very social and love to be around people, but they can also get along well with other cats and dogs.

The breed originated in Singapore in the 1970s, where it was first recognized as a distinct breed.

Singapuras were first imported to the United States in the early 1980s, and the breed was officially recognized by the Cat Fanciers' Association in 1988.

The breed has a unique coat color called "sepia agouti," which is a ticked pattern that gives the coat a warm, golden brown hue.

Singapuras are known for being intelligent and quick learners, and they are often trained to do tricks and perform in shows.

They are generally healthy cats, with a lifespan of around 11-15 years.

Singapuras are quite rare, and it can be difficult to find a breeder who has them available.

The breed has been used in scientific research for studying genetic disorders and infectious diseases.

Singapuras are often described as "busybodies" because of their curious and playful nature.

They are also known for being vocal, with a distinctive chirping or cooing sound that they use to communicate with their owners.

Singapuras are sometimes referred to as "pesky puras" because of their high energy and tendency to get into everything.

Despite their small size, Singapuras are very muscular and agile, and are known for their ability to jump high and run fast.

Singapuras have a distinctive "M" shape on their foreheads, which is a common trait among many breeds of cats.

They have a tendency to become attached to one person in their household, but they can be affectionate with everyone in the family.

Singapuras are not hypoallergenic, but their short coats do shed less than some other breeds.

They are a playful and active breed, and require plenty of toys and activities to keep them entertained.

Singapuras are a rare and unique breed, with a loyal following of dedicated fans who love their curious and affectionate nature.