If you're looking to add a fluffy friend to their collection, our selection of Keel soft toys includes a huge variety of creatures to choose from. You may find a monkey, kitten or koala, or something from the sea such as a shark. They are made from ultra-soft, plush materials and some are crafted using recycled fabrics and fillings from plastic waste – to find these, simply look out for our green Project Earth banner. Capture little imaginations with our collection of Keel toys. First established in 1947, the third-generation family business is run by brothers, John, Richard, James and David. The British brand's high-quality toys are loved by children the world over. Explore our range for Keel soft toys and other baby must-haves, including comforters. Traditionally, cat ownership wasn’t really popular in India. Plenty of street cats hung out in the alley, but these cats typically fended for themselves with little human interaction. But while there are many such cats still lingering on the streets today, pet ownership in India is on the rise, with 20% of pet owners having at least one cat 1. Many pet cats may be former street cats with an uncertain heritage, but they are purebred felines like a Siamese or a Maine Coon. Here are some of the most popular cat breeds in India today that you might find in your travels. But before we get into it, let’s learn a little about Whether you live in India or are curious what breeds other cat owners around the world fancy, it’s interesting to learn about the different cats that call different places home. As pet ownership becomes more popular in India, we expect to see more of a variety of cat breeds—and mixed breeds—find their home.