@Oreo
Yes he is more an apricot colour and his stripes are beige. He also has beige eyes. When he stands up all the stripes on his legs match up perfectly - even round the back. Its like someone designed him. Three in the litter were ginger but the other two had white socks.
I love the random markings on some cats. There are some interesting online articles explaining how they come about.
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I’ll start with a picture of Freja,one of our adored twin pussy cats we adopted from the cat protection society here. One has a black nose and one a white nose.
Here's our little fluff god, Wopsie who we rescued from the streets in November 2022 when she was scared, starving and abused.
We think she's about 4 now.
We absolutely worship her and she knows it!
Somewhere in this tank is Nosher, Jaws and Fangs!
Guess the real rabbit!
My pride and joy, saying hello to her grey neighbour over the fence.
My girls... Maggie age 5 and Peggy age 10 a rare picture sitting nicely together, not chasing each other.
Millie, a ten year old rescue cat came to me last January. She’s made herself at home.
I decided to add another photo of Dylan to keep this thread going, as we love to see photos of our pets. 😊
My new ornament. Teddy being naughty.
Paddy in his much hated cone, he has an infected cut on his tail, poor thing, the vet thinks from a fight.
My beautiful two...both died within 4 days of each other earlier this year.
My Rottweiler had to be euthanised for health reasons and her little friend passed in her sleep 4 days later.
They were so gentle and loving and absolutely devoted to each other and my only hope is that they are still together somewhere... dreadfully missed though.
Pippa.
My lovely Jinx playing with her toys.
My English Bulldog, like a3 year old terrorist in the house!
My beautiful Silva doing a big yawn!
He's relaxing on his favourite comfy spot: hubby!
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