[DOC] [TLE] THE TRADITIONAL TURKISH ANGORA  FAQs [PAR] These are all names for the same, naturally occurring breed of cat. .... Photos of 
Traditional Turkish Angora cats from the Ankara Zoo Courtesy of Harvey .... In 
time, true Traditional Turkish Angoras ceased to exist as a pure breed and 
vanished from ... by the GCCF to save the breed from eventual extinction in its 
present form. [DOC] [TLE] THE TANGLED TALE OF THE TURKISH ANGORA - the messybeast [PAR] Angoras remained extinct in Britain until after World War II. In the 1950s and 
1960s, Turkish cats were taken to North America, Sweden and Britain, ... Angora, 
not the Turkish Angora maintained at the ankara Zoo, as the "correct" breed. ... 
Cyprus Aphrodite is a very pure Ankara kedisi i.e. it is identical to the true Turkish 
Van. [DOC] [TLE] Turkish Angora - Wikipedia [PAR] The Turkish Angora is a breed of domestic cat. Turkish Angoras are one of the 
ancient, natural breeds of cat, having originated in central Turkey, in the Ankara 
region. ... The Turkish Angora was used, almost to the point of extinction, to 
improve the ... Ankara Zoo, began a breeding program to protect and preserve 
pure white... [DOC] [TLE] Angora Cat ~ Anatolian Cat [PAR] Ankara kedisi - it means the "Angora/Ankara cat" in Turkish. Cat breed .... It raises 
the question if "pure" F. s. lybica still exists in its wild form (11). ...... The American 
who lived in Ankara and visited Zoo at 1960's recalls short ... We have been 
made to believe that Turkish Zoos saved the Angora cats from extinction (160). [DOC] [TLE] Breed Profile: The Turkish Angora - The Cat Fanciers' Association [PAR] Pedigreed Cats Face Extinction .... This pure, natural breed can trace its written 
history as far back as 16th-century France. ... There, in the 1950s, at the Ankara 
Zoo, the Turkish Angora was discovered by American ... 1954, it was not until the 
mid-1960s that the breed became numerous enough to seek recognition from 
CFA. [DOC] [TLE] Van Kedisi ~ Anatolian Cat [PAR] Dec 24, 2014 ... The official side of the Van cat ... While the breed Turkish Van is a invention of 
English breeder Laura ... feel the urge to protect their cat they thought was going 
to be "extinct". ... The "historical facts", which cannot be verified or are a pure ... 
The Ankara Zoo has been breeding these type of cats since 193913. [DOC] [TLE] znd_mar_apr_2011 - American Association of Zoo Veterinarians ... [PAR] A forest official said several instances of leopards entering habitated areas .... 
The program uses captive breeding and reintroduction to prevent extinction ..... 
species of feline rather that in trying to save a lion for example? ..... In the 1960s, 
the West got on board when the panda became the symbol of the World Wildlife 
Fund. [DOC] [TLE] Then There Were 5: Inside the Race to Save the Northern White Rhino [PAR] Jun 9, 2015 ... Fatu has a uterine condition that makes breeding her unlikely, Vigne said. ... In 
order to save precious, limited northern white rhino sperm, Durrant ... 
Researchers at Ol Pejeta and the Dvur Kralove zoo are similarly working to ... is 
save some of the genetic traits which are currently present in pure northern... [DOC] [TLE] PetLifeRadio.com - Cattitude- Pet podcasts & cat podcasts for cat ... [PAR] In this cat podcast, you'll hear about many different breeds of cats--from the 
hairless ... Learn why opponents of declawing are so passionate about saving 
cats from this ... our next two cat breeds are recent additions to the feline 
purebred world. ... of the Turkish government and the Ankara Zoo kept this 
fascinating breed from... [DOC] [TLE] animalogy: cats and other felines by bassam imam - Free-eBooks.net [PAR] The Abyssinian is a very popular breed of cat. Although ... just as its name 
describes; a true American cat breed originating ... The breeding of Bengals 
began in the 1960s. .... The official recording took .... In the 1940s it was widely 
believed that the purebred. Angoras were near extinction

Question: In the 1960s officials of the Ankara, Turkey zoo saved this pure breed from extinction
Answer: the Turkish Angora