Squeaker

Meet “Squeaker,” named after her unusual meow that melts you. Short-haired with beautiful markings and super soft fur. Maus are elegant and regal-looking cats, but don't let their looks fool you—they are very affectionate and loving. They love to cuddle up on laps or in bed at night and often follow their humans around the house. They make lovely pets and, although slightly aloof with strangers, are very loyal to their owners. In lieu of traditional tabby markings, the Mau is blessed with those famous spots and a dark dorsal stripe running from the top of her head to the tip of her tail. Mau coats come in six colors: silver, bronze, smoke, black, caramel, and blue/pewter, with the last three being the rarest. Their heads are slightly oblong and traditionally feature either a "scarab beetle" marking on their forehead or an "M" shape—the latter is more common among North American Maus. Their ears are broad-based and set fairly wide apart, and their slightly almond-shaped eyes are a stunning bright green. This cutie is half Mau and half Tabby but has the personality of the Mau breed when it comes to cats. If a calm cat that follows you around and lays next to you for her pets and loves? If that's what you're looking for? She is the one. I would prefer her to be an only cat or better, yet she would love to go with her sister Heidi, also half Mau. They are besties and littermates!

Meet “Squeaker,” named after her unusual meow that melts you. Short-haired with beautiful markings and super soft fur. Maus are elegant and regal-looking cats, but don't let their looks fool you—they are very affectionate and loving. They love to cuddle up on laps or in bed at night and often follow their humans around the house. They make lovely pets and, although slightly aloof with strangers, are very loyal to their owners. In lieu of traditional tabby markings, the Mau is blessed with those famous spots and a dark dorsal stripe running from the top of her head to the tip of her tail. Mau coats come in six colors: silver, bronze, smoke, black, caramel, and blue/pewter, with the last three being the rarest. Their heads are slightly oblong and traditionally feature either a "scarab beetle" marking on their forehead or an "M" shape—the latter is more common among North American Maus. Their ears are broad-based and set fairly wide apart, and their slightly almond-shaped eyes are a stunning bright green. This cutie is half Mau

Meet “Squeaker,” named after her unusual meow that melts you. Short-haired with beautiful markings and super soft fur. Maus are elegant and regal-looking cats, but don't let their looks fool you—they are very affectionate and loving. They love to cuddle up on laps or in bed at night and often follow their humans around the house. They make lovely pets and, although slightly aloof with strangers, are very loyal to their owners. In lieu of traditional tabby markings, the Mau is blessed with those famous spots and a dark dorsal stripe running from the top of her head to the tip of her tail. Mau coats come in six colors: silver, bronze, smoke, black, caramel, and blue/pewter, with the last three being the rarest. Their heads are slightly oblong and traditionally feature either a "scarab beetle" marking on their forehead or an "M" shape—the latter is more common among North American Maus. Their ears are broad-based and set fairly wide apart, and their slightly almond-shaped eyes are a stunning bright green. This cutie is half Mau and half Tabby but has the personality of the Mau breed when it comes to cats. If a calm cat that follows you around and lays next to you for her pets and loves? If that's what you're looking for? She is the one. I would prefer her to be an only cat or better, yet she would love to go with her sister Heidi, also half Mau. They are besties and littermates!