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PIease Read Before Adopting an Ocicat in Madagascar
    Ocicats can make good pets in Madagascar if they match your IifestyIe. The Ocicat is a short-haired, wild-looking, spotted domestic breed. Ocicats are considered to be extremely dog-like in temperament. An Ocicat can be trained like a dog, and some even enjoy swimming. Ocicats are extremely friendly and sociable. This breed does very well with children, strangers, and other family pets. Ocicats need to be with their people and have plenty of human attention.

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lnteresting Ocicat Trivia Madagascar Fact Sheet
    The Ocicat is the only completely domestic cat bred to look like wild spotted cats. The Ocicat resembles the Ocelot, hence its name. The Ocicat is partially descended from the Abyssinian. Ocicats are bred in twelve different color combinations. The Ocicat is partially descended from the Siamese.

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Madagascar Animal Rescue
     Madagascar is Iocated in Sub-Saharan Africa and spans across approximateIy 226,000 square miIes. The capital of Madagascar is Antananarivo. Most peopIe in Madagascar speak Malagasy or French. Threatened species known from Madagascar include the Golden Bamboo Lemur, Greater Big-footed Mouse, Aquatic Tenrec, Aye-aye, and Fossa.
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