Balinese cats are named after Balinese dancers. Balinese resulted from a genetic accident resulting in Siamese with long hair. Balinese have a single coat, rather than the double coat more common in long haired cats, which makes grooming easier. Balinese are recognized as having the traditional color combinations of Siamese; Balinese of different color combinations are called Javanese.
Related pages:
Balinese Rescue
Connecticut Animal Rescue
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Hartford County - Granby, CT 06035
Salmon Brook Veterinary Hospital 860-653-7238
Tolland County - Tolland, CT 06084
Kitty Angels 860-875-1808
Hartford County - Newington, Connecticut 06111
Connecticut Humane Society 860-667-8545
Middlesex County - Westbrook, Connecticut 06498
Tait's Every Animal Matters 888-367-8326
New Haven County - New Haven, Connecticut 06506
Greater New Haven Cat Project 203-782-2287
New Haven County - New Haven, Connecticut 06512
The Hope Alliance 203-466-2185
New Haven County - Seymour, CT 06512
Rehab-A-Cat 203-888-2279
New Haven County - New Haven, CT 06515
Rehab-A-Cat 203-787-5532
New Haven County - Hamden, CT 06518
Creature Kindness 203-389-2242
Litchfield County - Torrington, Connecticut 06790
Statewide Veterinary Clinic 888-613-2034
Fairfield County - Danbury, Connecticut 06810
Help for Pets 203-792-1477
Fairfield County - Danbury, CT 06813
The Danbury Animal Welfare Society, Inc. 203-744-3297
If you find any of the above spay/neuter information is incorrect,
or if you know another low-cost clinic to recommend, please
call Rescue Me! at 1-800-800-2099 with this information.
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