Which cat is your spiritual soulmate?
Taurus
Siamese
Natural stalkers, these persistent, neurotic and lovable cats are the perfect mix of beauty and ballsiness. They love a challenge and won't easily give up when they're hunting prey. Like Taurus, a Siamese may appear more dangerous than they really are. Get to know them both and you'll see they're loyal companions.
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Gemini
Sphynx
These cats demand attention. Just as Gemini wants to be in the spotlight, Sphynxes know they're regal and magical creatures who deserve a lavish life and constant admiration. Their unusual appearance is how they stand out and gain your interest before hooking their paws straight into your heart.
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Cancer
Turkish Angora
These affectionate, family-oriented cats are incredibly loyal and protective of their clan, making them a true match for crabby Cancer. You'll find them happiest when at home, surrounded by the ones they love. Cancer and Turkish Angoras have a bad habit of losing interest quickly, so it's best to keep them stimulated with new toys and new ideas.
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Leo
Bengal
The most confident of domesticated cats, exotic and beautiful Bengals are just like brave and powerful Leo. Although in the wild, a lion might be more fitting to a strong sign like Leo, when it comes to the home front, nothing matches the wow-factor of a sleek Bengal striding in the backyard, commanding everyone's attention.
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Virgo
British Shorthair
A bit on the lazy side, British Shorthairs are guarded and take a while to warm up to new people. Virgo also struggles to accept newbies into their crew, but once both the cat and the human like someone, they'll smother them with love and affection.
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Libra
Calico
While not technically a breed, a calico cat has a unique three-colored fur that stands out as something special to behold. Like Libra, calico cats are considered old souls who display uncommon wisdom, making them trusted companions and friends.
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