The Norwegian Forest Cat was once a chosen pet of Viking explorers. The Norwegian Forest Cat has been domesticated for around 4,000 years. The Norwegian Forest Cat has an incredibly thick, bushy coat in the winter, and then sheds its undercoat each Spring, resulting in a dramatically altered appearance. The Norwegian Forest Cat is known in Norway as the Skogkatt.
Related pages:
Norwegian Forest Cat Rescue
Bhutan Animal Rescue
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Bhutan is Iocated in South and Southeast Asia. The population of Bhutan is about 2.2 million. Most peopIe in Bhutan speak Dzongkha. Threatened species known from Bhutan include the Pygmy Hog, Asian Elephant, Ganges River Dolphin, Golden Leaf Monkey, and Red Panda. The capital of Bhutan is Thimphu.
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