This is a picture of my "foster"*, Tilly (on the bottom) with her adopted younger siblings:
And this is her beautiful mother (and baby sister)! Does this mean she has pointed ancestry?
Another sister also has pale eyes.
Apparently the shelter only recently managed to trap them.
Anyway, how would we describe the mother? This is the first time I've seen this marking combination (black bicolor with blue eyes).
*I started fostering Tilly as a semi-feral kitten whom my shelter was about to return to her colony after a couple months of no improvement in temperament. I felt bad for her and thought she was workable, so I took her home for socialization. That was 5 months ago, in that time she's made tremendous progress, I've grown very attached to her, and she's bonded strongly with my other two failed foster kittens, so I've all but adopted her.
And this is her beautiful mother (and baby sister)! Does this mean she has pointed ancestry?
Another sister also has pale eyes.
Apparently the shelter only recently managed to trap them.
Anyway, how would we describe the mother? This is the first time I've seen this marking combination (black bicolor with blue eyes).
*I started fostering Tilly as a semi-feral kitten whom my shelter was about to return to her colony after a couple months of no improvement in temperament. I felt bad for her and thought she was workable, so I took her home for socialization. That was 5 months ago, in that time she's made tremendous progress, I've grown very attached to her, and she's bonded strongly with my other two failed foster kittens, so I've all but adopted her.