Picture of Dwarf Red Panda Cat
This young cat looks like a red panda. This is also a dwarf cat in my opinion because the legs are short. The result of the highly unusual coat and shortened legs is a cat that looks quite like the … Continue reading →
Tag Archives: ginger cats
Picture of cat trying to get in
This is a charming picture of a cat trying to get in. He has chosen the occupant.. Are you the chosen one? A cat wants to get in. He is not yours but his still demonstrates a keen desire to … Continue reading →
Ginger Cat Personality
Marvin, Dorothy’s red tabby boy has personality. He has a mind of his own. He is confident. That’s the impression, I have. I met a red tabby in Malta. His name is Fedo. He is a distinguished rescue cat. He … Continue reading →
Frightened Rescued Cat Buries Her Face In Volunteer’s Arms
This picture is interesting and sad. This ginger tabby was rescued by a child. The cat was wandering around the streets of Philadelphia. The child brought her to a shelter and the photo was taken at the Philadelphia Animal Welfare … Continue reading →
My cat family Buddy, Felix, and Percella
By Chris McHenry Intro by Michael: I want to celebrate “ordinary” (they are all special, in fact) cats in ordinary homes and therefore welcome words and pictures from visitors which show us their cats, which is why I have published … Continue reading →
Murderer owned a ginger cat and that fact helped convict him
USA: The victim of a grisly murder was almost decapitated and he was severely beaten but he had a single strand of orange cat hair in one pocket of his jeans. The victim kept cats and so did the murderer. … Continue reading →
Black spots on a cat’s eyelids
Black spots on the eyelids, and on the nose or lips of cats, are nearly always examples of localized pigmentation rather like freckles on a ginger haired person. In fact, ginger cats are more likely to have “cat freckles” than … Continue reading →
Red Tabby Cats
by Michael (London, UK) Do red tabby cats have a certain personality? And why are they nearly always male? The answer to the first question cannot be that scientific as it is based on observation while the second is a … Continue reading →