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Aussie105

(7,125 posts)
20. I explained to my male ginger . . .
Mon May 26, 2025, 04:17 AM
May 26

that part of his X chromosome was missing, so he better behave himself!

Got the cat stare equivalent to a human 'don't care, f'k you!' response.

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Pics of my Orange Dude NJCher May 2025 #1
Awww, what a beautiful and photogenic cat! Rhiannon12866 May 2025 #2
Thanks :) NJCher May 2025 #9
I sent this to my friend who has had 3 orange cats and of course they expect attention Rhiannon12866 May 2025 #10
That's so sweet NJCher May 2025 #11
I have had 4 cats in my life and 3 of them were black. Rhiannon12866 May 2025 #13
I'm glad Nicky came around NJCher May 2025 #14
This message was self-deleted by its author NJCher May 2025 #15
He is psychologically astute, too NJCher May 2025 #12
Beautiful! HoosierDebbie May 2025 #5
Beautiful kitty, Cher! SheltieLover May 2025 #3
Orange are male and calico are female... nt List left May 2025 #4
same with torties proud patriot May 2025 #6
My orange cat is a female. Long haired and 100% orange . Tess49 May 2025 #7
Wow NJCher May 2025 #8
Yes, I have also known orange females radical noodle May 24 #18
Yes. 20% of orange cats are female. My girl is long haired and Tess49 May 24 #19
We adopted a Rebl2 Jul 27 #21
FINALLY! GiqueCee May 2025 #16
I have an orange princess MaineBlueBear May 2025 #17
I explained to my male ginger . . . Aussie105 May 26 #20
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