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American Wirehair cats originated in Vernon, New York in 1966. A litter of kittens produced one male red and white cat with a wiry coat. This cat, Adam, was then bred with a female Rex owned by breeder Joan O'Shea. The litter retained the mutation and a broad breeding project was born! They are still a rare breed, 41st on the list of the Cat Fancier's Association.

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American Wirehair cats originated in Vernon, New York in 1966. A litter of kittens produced one male red and white cat with a wiry coat. This cat, Adam, was then bred with a female Rex owned by breeder Joan O'Shea. The litter retained the mutation and a broad breeding project was born! They are still a rare breed, 41st on the list of the Cat Fancier's Association.

American Wirehair cats originated in Vernon, New York in 1966. A litter of kittens produced one male red and white cat with a wiry coat. This cat, Adam, was then bred with a female Rex owned by breeder Joan O'Shea. The litter retained the mutation and a broad breeding project was born! They are still a rare breed, 41st on the list of the Cat Fancier's Association.

American Wirehair cats originated in Vernon, New York in 1966. A litter of kittens produced one male red and white cat with a wiry coat. This cat, Adam, was then bred with a female Rex owned by breeder Joan O'Shea. The litter retained the mutation and a broad breeding project was born! They are still a rare breed, 41st on the list of the Cat Fancier's Association.

American Wirehair cats originated in Vernon, New York in 1966. A litter of kittens produced one male red and white cat with a wiry coat. This cat, Adam, was then bred with a female Rex owned by breeder Joan O'Shea. The litter retained the mutation and a broad breeding project was born! They are still a rare breed, 41st on the list of the Cat Fancier's Association.

American Wirehair cats originated in Vernon, New York in 1966. A litter of kittens produced one male red and white cat with a wiry coat. This cat, Adam, was then bred with a female Rex owned by breeder Joan O'Shea. The litter retained the mutation and a broad breeding project was born! They are still a rare breed, 41st on the list of the Cat Fancier's Association.

Immerse yourself in the enchanting allure of our American Wirehair T-Shirt, a masterpiece that intertwines the iconic essence of the Starry Night with the whimsical charm of cats. This unique apparel piece captures the mystical dance of the stars, reimagined through the eyes of playful and curious felines. Crafted with premium materials, our T-Shirt offers unparalleled comfort and durability, making it a perfect choice for cat lovers and art enthusiasts alike. Whether you're out for a casual stroll or attending a themed gathering, this T-Shirt promises to be a conversation starter, blending art, nature, and the timeless beauty of the night sky. Embrace your love for cats and art with this exquisite addition to your wardrobe.

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Here, in an expressionism simulated watercolor abstract, is a catnapping market cat enjoying a break near a market stall in the public market in the Caribbean port of St. Lucia. Market cats have a tough life, so don't let this cuddly looking feline fool you with its restful repose. This is likely a mixed breed market cat - most are strays, or began life as a stray. From the coloring of the fur, it seems to resemble an American Shorthair or maybe even a wirehair.