Which cat is freeuporn teen sex videosthe best cat? You're about to find out.
Using the same complex (kind of) algorithm we used for our dog ranking, we have ranked 30 of the world's most popular cat breeds from thirtieth-best to first-best.
And the absolutebest part? Zero cats will care that we did this -- or care that we are alive at all. Cats! Don't! Care!
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Of course, if you want to adopt a cat, be sure to check out your local shelter first. The cats there might not be certified by the Cat Fancier's Association, but we bet you will fancy them anyway.
Now, our ranking:
30. Havana Brown
A rare Havana Brown cat is resting on a chair outdoors, shallow depth of field.; Shutterstock ID 300432482 Credit: Shutterstock / Stephen Orsillo A cat.
29. Tonkinese
Chocolate Cream coloured Tonkinese Cat sitting on a chair under the table; Shutterstock ID 546625075 Credit: Shutterstock / Belle Ciezak Another fine cat.
28. Ocicat
Ocicat; Shutterstock ID 579271288 Credit: Shutterstock / Jaroslaw Kurek Nice whiskers.
27. American Shorthair
Cat sitting. American Shorthair; Shutterstock ID 147791195 Credit: Shutterstock / Noko3 Your cat, probably.
26. American Bobtail
A photo of funny red american bobtail cats three monthes old on blured background; Shutterstock ID 669664954 Credit: Shutterstock / Ievgeniia Miroshnichenko Floof tail.
25. Chartreux
Chartreux Cat (Photo by Marka/UIG via Getty Images) Credit: UIG via Getty Images Cute cheeks.
24. Singapura
The Singapura breed of cat, declared by the Singapore government to be a living national monument (Photo by Visions of America/UIG via Getty Images) Credit: UIG via Getty Images Very small.
23. RagaMuffin
A ragamuffin cat is held by a jury member at the World Cat show in Athens on March 29, 2015. AFP PHOTO / LOUISA GOULIAMAKI (Photo credit should read LOUISA GOULIAMAKI/AFP/Getty Images) Credit: AFP/Getty Images Big fluff tail.
22. LaPerm
Laperm chocolate silver lynx on black background; Shutterstock ID 36623230 Credit: Shutterstock / Linn Currie Permanent perm.
21. Siamese
Siamese cat playing in the garden ; Shutterstock ID 613252148 Credit: Shutterstock / lucicatalin Meows a ton.
20. Manx
Brown classic tabby manx cat outdoors; Shutterstock ID 2649794 Credit: Shutterstock / Robynrg Very small tail.
19. Burmilla
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Erich Schmidt/imageBROKER/REX/Shutterstock (4257699a)
Burmilla cat, kitten, tomcat, 14 weeks, red silver shaded colour
VARIOUS Credit: Erich Schmidt/imageBROKER/REX/Shutterstock Introduced in 1981, it's a cross between a Chinchilla Persian and a Burmese.
18. Balinese
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Gerard Lacz/REX/Shutterstock (1922374a)
Balinese Domestic Cat, Adult laying against Black Bakcground
VARIOUS Credit: Gerard Lacz/REX/Shutterstock Can pull off round-frame glasses.
17. Ragdoll
Original image has been replaced. Credit: Mashable Nice blue eyes.
16. Birman
BIRMINGHAM, ENGLAND - NOVEMBER 20: A Tabby Point Birman Kitten named 'Felonie The Full Monty' sits next to his first place rosette after being exhibited at the Governing Council of the Cat Fancy's Supreme Cat Show held in the NEC on November 20, 2010 in Birmingham, England. The one-day Supreme Cat Show is one of the largest cat fancy competitions in Europe with 1196 cats being exhibited. This year's show is celebrating 100 years of the Governing Council of the Cat Fancy; exhibitors are aiming to have their cat named as the show's 'Supreme Exhibit' from the winners of the individual categories of: Persian, Semi-Longhair, British, Foreign, Burmese, Oriental and Siamese. (Photo by Oli Scarff/Getty Images) Credit: Getty Images Always in white gloves – very formal.
15. Egyptian Mau
BIRMINGHAM, ENGLAND - NOVEMBER 22: Geniemau Yasmina Femi, an Egyptian Mau cat being judged at the Governing Council of the Cat Fancy's 'Supreme Championship Cat Show' at the NEC Arena on November 22, 2014 in Birmingham, England. The one-day Supreme Cat Show is one of the largest cat fancy competitions in Europe with over one thousand cats being exhibited. Exhibitors aim to have their cat named as the show's 'Supreme Exhibit' from the winners of the individual categories of: Persian, Semi-Longhair, British, Foreign, Burmese, Oriental, Siamese. (Photo by Rob Stothard/Getty Images) Credit: Getty Images Quite fast.
14. Somali
Somali cat portrait on fluffy bed lying and looking at camera; Shutterstock ID 389580601 Credit: Shutterstock / Nataliya Kuznetsova Giant fluffy tail.
13. Turkish Angora
turkish angora cat; Shutterstock ID 256073326 Credit: Shutterstock / Anastasia Koro The rich aunt of cats.
12. Siberian
Visitors pat Sheru, a Siberian cat, during the 8th International Cat Show organised by the World Cat Federation in Bangalore on July 30, 2017. / AFP PHOTO / MANJUNATH KIRAN (Photo credit should read MANJUNATH KIRAN/AFP/Getty Images) Credit: AFP/Getty Images A regal cat.
11. Sphynx
Canadain Sphynx cat at the show in Hala Lucznicka, Bydgoszcz, Poland on September 24 2016. Cats compete for prizes which in turn makes it possible for their owners to sell their cats as prize winning breeds fetching sometimes up to 500 Euros or more for a kitten. (Photo by Jaap Arriens/NurPhoto via Getty Images) Credit: NurPhoto via Getty Images The fuzzy peach of cats.
10. Maine Coon
(GERMANY OUT) cat, Maine Coon, Maine-Coon-Cat, American Longhair cat, domestic cat (Photo by Cuveland/ullstein bild via Getty Images) Credit: ullstein bild via Getty Images The state cat of Maine.
9. Norwegian Forest Cat
BIRMINGHAM, ENGLAND - NOVEMBER 22: Sherman, a Norwegian Forest Kitten, is held by its owner before being judged at the Governing Council of the Cat Fancy's 'Supreme Championship Cat Show' at the NEC Arena on November 22, 2014 in Birmingham, England. The one-day Supreme Cat Show is one of the largest cat fancy competitions in Europe with over one thousand cats being exhibited. Exhibitors aim to have their cat named as the show's 'Supreme Exhibit' from the winners of the individual categories of: Persian, Semi-Longhair, British, Foreign, Burmese, Oriental, Siamese. (Photo by Rob Stothard/Getty Images) Credit: Getty Images A masterpiece.
8. American Curl
An american curl cat; Shutterstock ID 595151480 Credit: Shutterstock / Sel_Sanders Look at those ear tufts!
7. Bengal
Bengal Cat Hunting outdoor, on Nature green background; Shutterstock ID 627252926 Credit: Shutterstock / Seregraff #7, but certainly #1 in the "markings" category.
6. Bombay
Beautiful cute bombay black cat portrait with yellow eyes and attentive look in green grass and flowers in nature; Shutterstock ID 666025594 Credit: Shutterstock / Viktor Sergeevich Will bring you a lifetime of good luck.
5. Persian
persian cat; Shutterstock ID 257314705 Credit: Shutterstock / Piyato A stunning floof.
4. British Shorthair
A British Shorthair cat looks on during a cat exhibition in Bishkek on March 23, 2013. Cat lovers from Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan took part in the exhibition. AFP PHOTO/VYACHESLAV OSELEDKO (Photo credit should read VYACHESLAV OSELEDKO/AFP/Getty Images) Credit: AFP/Getty Images The symmetrical face of a gorgeous model.
3. Japanese Bobtail
Japanese bobtail black cat walking in the plantation; Shutterstock ID 558272140 Credit: Shutterstock / NANCY AYUMI KUNIHIRO A small tail.
2. Scottish Fold
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Anatoly Maltsev/EPA/REX/Shutterstock (7906540a)
An Odd-eyed (different Colored Eyes) White Scottish Fold Kitten Poses For Pictures During a Cat Exhibition in Saint Petersburg Russia Saturday 18 September 2004 Cats From Various Different Breeds Compete in Four Different Categories in an International Cat Show of Federation International Feline Accosiation Which Runs From Saturday to Sunday
Russia Cats Show - Sep 2004 Credit: Anatoly Maltsev/EPA/REX/Shutterstock Ears!!!!!!!
1. Exotic Shorthair
MOSCOW REGION, RUSSIA - DECEMBER 4, 2016: An Exotic Shorthair breed cat at the 2016 Grand Prix Royal Canin international cat show at the Crocus Expo Exhibition Center. Dmitry Serebryakov/TASS (Photo by Dmitry Serebryakov\TASS via Getty Images) Credit: Dmitry Serebryakov/TASS A squish-face angel. The pug of cats. Our ruler.