The Cat Fanciers’ Association (CFA) and The International Cat Association (TICA) only prioritize four breeds of cats with curly hair. Still, there are a few more deserving equal attention.

Many Tasman Manx cats, like their Manx cat cousins, have no tail (called “rumpy” in cat breeding), but some feature a ...

This black cat breed either has no tail or a very stubby one. ... This very curly cat has Persian heritage, which is obvious in his big eyes, flat nose, and round head.

These curly tails are typically random one-off mutations, but cats that specifically carry their tail in a curved arch over their back are often classified as American ringtails.

Bred initially from Oregon barn cats with a "Rex" mutation for curly coats, the LaPerm cat breed is still best known for their distinctly textured coats. The original breeder called the cats ...

Another commenter shared that their cat of the same breed was similar, writing: "This is what we call 'tea pot tail' in my house, i.e. a tail that folds over like it's a handle.

It’s an old breed with the distinguished markings of an all-white coat with color only on the head, tail and one body spot. As large cat breeds go, the Turkish Van ranges from 10 to 20 pounds ...