"Oz" - The Oriental with a unique marking of Australia on her face This Cat's Nose might just break Australia's Heart.
This Oriental longhair Cat, has an unusual marking on her nose. She was nicknamed "Oz" due to the map of Australia on her face.
Oz is owned by cat breeder Deborah Nugent who said “She has had the marking since birth but because it was so tiny we didn’t notice that it looked like a map until she was a few months old.”
"Oz", who's real name is Siajavi Paiwen, attended her first Cat Show at the Royal Sydney Easter Show March 2015. She was admired by kids, adults, and vets.
Volunteer Vet at the show Dr Anne Fawcett from Small Animal Talk said “I’ve never seen anything like it,” “I have seen my fair share of love hearts on puppies and cats and a few Hitler moustaches but never a map of a country before, and this one even comes complete with Tasmania!”
If you look closely you can see a small black marking on the bottom of Oz’s chin. "There’s definitely a little Tassie under her chin. It’s a bit more central and probably a bit bigger than the real Tassie but it’s definitely there," she said.
This Oriental longhair Cat, has an unusual marking on her nose. She was nicknamed "Oz" due to the map of Australia on her face.
Oz is owned by cat breeder Deborah Nugent who said “She has had the marking since birth but because it was so tiny we didn’t notice that it looked like a map until she was a few months old.”
"Oz", who's real name is Siajavi Paiwen, attended her first Cat Show at the Royal Sydney Easter Show March 2015. She was admired by kids, adults, and vets.
Volunteer Vet at the show Dr Anne Fawcett from Small Animal Talk said “I’ve never seen anything like it,” “I have seen my fair share of love hearts on puppies and cats and a few Hitler moustaches but never a map of a country before, and this one even comes complete with Tasmania!”
If you look closely you can see a small black marking on the bottom of Oz’s chin. "There’s definitely a little Tassie under her chin. It’s a bit more central and probably a bit bigger than the real Tassie but it’s definitely there," she said.
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