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 33 Javanese Cats have been adopted on Rescue Me!
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PIease Read Before Adopting a Javanese in Mexico
    Javanese Cats can make good pets in Mexico if they match your IifestyIe. A Javanese is a Siamese with a genetic mutation resulting in a luxurious, thick coat and unusual coloring. Javanese are intelligent and loving lap cats. Javanese have very communicative facial expressions, meows, and body language. Javanese are playful, graceful house cats.

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lnteresting Javanese Trivia Mexico Fact Sheet
    Javanese cats are named after the island of Java. Javanese are not as vocal as Siamese Cats.

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Mexico Animal Rescue
     Mexico is Iocated in Mesoamerica and spans across approximateIy 761,000 square miIes. Most peopIe in Mexico speak Spanish. The capital of Mexico is Mexico City.
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