I've always wanted a little Siamese, too. They're so adorable and wildly behaved. Perfect for my partner and me. But, we've filled our house with torties, instead - equally wildly behaved. Still, someday . . .
Ducky, you are so right about siamese & torties ~ we counsel visitors at the shelter about their behavior and independent streaks. We don't insist that new families have experience with these breeds/colors, but we do encourage them to do some research. To top it off, we have a tortie point siamese in the cattery ~ good luck with that one! Still, I loves me some siamesies! :)
Oh, it's been YEARS! Looking at his beautiful self I remembered the kitty I had for a time when I was in college: Nym (named for a faerie from Shakespeare) was a sealpoint. He was very typical (loud, arrogant, adorable). Sadly, I had to find a new home for him because I couldn't afford to feed him. That was a long LONG time ago -
Shana, if I lived closer, I would be asking you about your tortie-point siamese! Lacey was full torti and Cagney is what I call a torti-tuxedo (with black tie to boot) - both unique personalities. Believe me - I've done - and loved - the research! Here's hoping that TortiPoint finds a perfect home!
He is a cutie pie! Happiest of World Cat Days to you all!
ReplyDeleteHe is for sure !!!
ReplyDeleteYes, I grew up with one, and he reminds me of Alfred! Oh a little cutie!
ReplyDeleteThis is killing me...don't tell SU or the tribe, but I'e always wanted a Siamesse.
ReplyDeleteIs it really World Cat Day ?
How did I miss that one ?
I've always wanted a little Siamese, too. They're so adorable and wildly behaved. Perfect for my partner and me. But, we've filled our house with torties, instead - equally wildly behaved. Still, someday . . .
ReplyDeleteI WANT ONE!
ReplyDeleteDucky, you are so right about siamese & torties ~ we counsel visitors at the shelter about their behavior and independent streaks. We don't insist that new families have experience with these breeds/colors, but we do encourage them to do some research. To top it off, we have a tortie point siamese in the cattery ~ good luck with that one!
ReplyDeleteStill, I loves me some siamesies! :)
He looks a bit goofy, haha....
ReplyDeleteAhh - he is one of my faves, for his sheer commitment to kneading.
ReplyDeleteI bet he has a sweet 'tude to match. Is his voice a si-Meow?
And handsome to boot :)
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And handsome to boot :)
ReplyDeleteHilary
Photo # 1 :
ReplyDelete" Why...do my itty bitty eyes decieve me ?"
Photo # 2 :
" Yes ! It is prime real estate ready for :
THE BISKINATOR !! ~ Yum."
Oh, it's been YEARS! Looking at his beautiful self I remembered the kitty I had for a time when I was in college: Nym (named for a faerie from Shakespeare) was a sealpoint. He was very typical (loud, arrogant, adorable). Sadly, I had to find a new home for him because I couldn't afford to feed him. That was a long LONG time ago -
ReplyDeleteWhoever is adopting him is going to be very lucky to get a kitten with such a funny personality. What a goofball!
ReplyDeleteWe want updates on his antics at his new home!
He may be a silly kitty but he is a silly kitty with a furry big tongue☺
ReplyDeletethey usually are the ones with the most personality
ReplyDeleteHe is so cheeky!!
ReplyDeleteShana, if I lived closer, I would be asking you about your tortie-point siamese! Lacey was full torti and Cagney is what I call a torti-tuxedo (with black tie to boot) - both unique personalities. Believe me - I've done - and loved - the research!
ReplyDeleteHere's hoping that TortiPoint finds a perfect home!
I would like to order a dozen of Signior Gaetano's Premium Italian Biscotti, please.
ReplyDeleteI always joke that torties have extra personality because they're really two cats in one body.
ReplyDeleteMelissa u r a idiot!! Love fm Sri Lanka
ReplyDeleteAll Sri Lankans r idiot!!! Love fm Coca Cola
ReplyDeletei am not biased!!
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