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HandWiki. Pittsburgh Refrigerator Cat. Encyclopedia. Available online: https://encyclopedia.pub/entry/32221 (accessed on 26 September 2026).
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The Pittsburgh Refrigerator Cat, Refrigerator Cat, Cold Storage Cat or Eskimo Cat is repeated as fact in many cat books. However, this never existed as a breed. Although Refrigerator Cats are frequently described as a lost longhaired breed, the reports describe them as thick-furred.
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- New York Times, July 29th, 1894
- The Reading Times, July 30th, 1894
- The Philadelphia Record of December 1894
- March 1895, The Pittsburgh Dispatch
- Cincinnati Enquirer, April 1895
- The Spectator. 4th May, 1895
- Lydekker, Richard. Handbook to the Carnivora. Part 1, Cats, civets, and mungoose. 1896, pages 158-160
- The Salt Lake Tribune, June 30th, 1895
- Pittsburgh Refrigerator Cat, Messybeast.com
- The American Naturalist (Vol XXIX, 1895)
- Logansport Pharos Tribune, November 1st, 1895
- Pittsburgh Dispatch, December 1899
- Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph, January 1901
- Chicago Tribune, February 17, 1901
- Indiana Weekly Messenger, December 17, 1902
- New York Mail, September 1912
- The Hutchinson News, September 9th, 1912
- Carl van Vechten, The Tiger in the House, 1936, page 12
- Ida M Mellen, 1949. The science and mystery of the cat. Scribner's Sons, New York-London.
- P Turner, R Robinson & C E Dyte. Blue Eyed Albinos, A new albino allele in the domestic cat. Genetica. Vol 56, 1981
- Brian Vesey-Fitzgerald, "Cats," 1958
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