The Norwegian Forest Cat is known, also known as Norsk Skogkatt, Wegie, for having a charming personality to go with their stunning looks. They have been around for hundreds of years and have always been highly prized in their native Norway, as they are a hardy natural breed that can survive harsh climates and cold temperatures. They are large cats that take a long time to grow out, which means they remain very kittenish for a number of years. The Wegie, as they are affectionately known, has gained a large following not only in their native country, but also in many other countries thanks to their stunning looks and friendly, gentle nature.
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Four gorgeous fluffy kittens looking for their forever loving homes 🐾 Very playful, sweet, gentle, and well socialised with people and other cats. They are litter trained and eating dry and wet food
41Norwegian Forest Cat
If you’re looking for a sweet, playful, and affectionate new companion, our kittens are ready to steal your heart! Raised right here in our family home, they are used to everyday sounds, gentle handli
9Norwegian Forest Cat
Beautiful and gentle temperament much like their dad and past litters just over six weeks old currently happy to provide more pictures one black girl, three ginger males, two all ginger one ginger and
23Norwegian Forest Cat
Stunning Norwegian Forest boys ready to go. Two champagne tabby and one silver tabby. Very friendly and playful but also placid, calm and confidant. Well socialised. Raised in living room of busy
3Norwegian Forest Cat
This kitten is crossed between a Norwegian forest cat and a normal tabby She’s a lovely kitten very playful Loves lots of attention and cuddles but is very shy around new people but will eventually
13Norwegian Forest Cat
We have 7 Norwegian Forest kittens for sale. They are food and litter trained. Super friendly and loving. They love cuddles and are playful with their little individual personalities starting to show.