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A kitten was meowing outside of our house for a few days and didn't need any convincing to be rescued! My husband found him and I have only been able to see the pictures for now so I haven't been able to see any other markings. All I see, besides his striped tail, are his "globs" of ginger! ^_^ I have been trying to figure out his age based on his teeth and I'm thinking he may be about 5 months. Since the moment I saw him, I was curious about what he could be. I've always had cream colored cats so his color stood out immediately because it reminded me of them. They weren't/aren't anywhere close to ginger like this little baby is. My cat that I had for 19 years was simply called a cream colored domestic short hair but he seemed to have some light tabby markings and the current one my mother owns is called a domestic short hair buff tabby or something (a bit darker cream color). All 3 of them have similar tail markings. The biggest difference, besides the ginger, is the amount of white he has everywhere. My other ones mostly had/have it on the belly or areas closer to the claw areas. This one has a thin face, it seems. Also, his ears look slightly rounded at the top. His eyes look slanted inward. Now that I look closely, especially on the picture where he is on the chair, near his low back area, he does seem to have some tabby markings???
These pictures are before he was cleaned up. He kind of reminds me of a koi with similar blobs! Except...he's actually cute! :heart2:
He is not an American kitten (unlike my other two I've had). He is European! I don't know if that matters.
The country I'm in has TONS (it's very sad) of stray cats and dogs so there is probably a 99.9% chance your cat or dog will be a mixed breed!
Thanks in advance!
These pictures are before he was cleaned up. He kind of reminds me of a koi with similar blobs! Except...he's actually cute! :heart2:
He is not an American kitten (unlike my other two I've had). He is European! I don't know if that matters.
The country I'm in has TONS (it's very sad) of stray cats and dogs so there is probably a 99.9% chance your cat or dog will be a mixed breed!
Thanks in advance!