Hello! Just an update first: I posted a few years back about the premature passing of my cat. In today's news, I've been watching my grandmother's cat due to undisclosed circumstances (there's a chance that I might even keep the cat due to grandmother's old age, but that's not certain).
This is Jezebel (or Jezzie, or Jizzie, or Toots). She's either 11 or 12 years old. If memory serves me right, she was originally a feral, which is hard to believe, because she's incredibly tame, polite, patient, and oh so LOVING.
For weeks, I've been wondering what kind of cat breed she is. I never was able to identify cat breeds, unlike dog breeds. She's naturally a long-haired cat, but I don't have any photos of her in her naturally long fur, since she's always had her fur cut. I thought maybe she could be a Bombay, or maybe a York Chocolate? She doesn't look like a Chantilly-Tiffany, and she seems too small to be a Maine Coon (she's fat, not big-boned )
Or to make things even easier, she could be a mix breed! x_x
Maybe someone who's an expert on cats and cat breeds could help solve this enigma?
This is Jezebel (or Jezzie, or Jizzie, or Toots). She's either 11 or 12 years old. If memory serves me right, she was originally a feral, which is hard to believe, because she's incredibly tame, polite, patient, and oh so LOVING.
For weeks, I've been wondering what kind of cat breed she is. I never was able to identify cat breeds, unlike dog breeds. She's naturally a long-haired cat, but I don't have any photos of her in her naturally long fur, since she's always had her fur cut. I thought maybe she could be a Bombay, or maybe a York Chocolate? She doesn't look like a Chantilly-Tiffany, and she seems too small to be a Maine Coon (she's fat, not big-boned )
Or to make things even easier, she could be a mix breed! x_x
Maybe someone who's an expert on cats and cat breeds could help solve this enigma?