The Tajik post amused again. On April 11, 2013 in the post circulation there was a set of 3 values devoted to the British and American breeds of cats. The issue is printed in 3 mini sheets of 9 values and label in perforated and imperforated versions.
The postage issue is prepared traditionally in hurry. The publishers were too lazy "to bother" with images, copied pictures from web, printed at the Belarusian printing plant and...  Buy, didn't fall in price yet!  Only again there was a small funny thing: names of cat's breeds on two stamps from three were mixed.

Laperm (inscription on stamp Maine-Coon) is a long-haired reks cat breed, the main which distinctive feature is existence of "a curly-headed fur coat". The history of breed began in 1982 on a farm near the city of Dallas, the State of Oregon. The representatives of this breed are tender, inquisitive and active, great hunters. Behind their wool is required a regular leaving.

Maine-Coon (inscription on stamp Laperm) is the native breed which has occurred from cats, living on farms of North East America in the State of Maine. The name of breed is literally translated, as "a raccoon of Maine". The gentle and good-natured, strong, brawny giants making impression of a wild, strong cat both showing a natural power.

British short-haired cat is delivered in USA from Great Britain at the beginning of the 1900th years and officially recognized only in 1970. There are happens blue and black colours. Despite courageous appearance they are tender and possess easy temper. Well get on with other pets and children.

On label which is identical to all stamps is represented the American curl. The breed appeared in 1981 in Lakeland (USA), then in 1995 in Great Britain. It possesses a strong body with the smooth lines, an open nice muzzle and funny curled ears. He has a soft wool, silky to the touch.