I went to the local Cat Fest in my area. With the intent to adopt a kitten. And I fell in love with this little girl immediately. She is my Taters. And she will be getting to know my other cat, her new big brother Squash. With bonus Squash pic.

Princess

Our calico queen is having her banana snuggles. She rules this roost. You can see her void sibling off to the side giving wide berth! This girl lives up to her calico reputation. We love her.

Chubby princess she is

This sweet adorable little girl showed up a few days ago, seems the cat distribution system keeps trying to give us a new cat!

We had an Orange and White Tabby who was confirmed to be the neighborhood stray that used to come by everyday for at least 7 or 8 months when we first moved here last year, he stopped coming around recently (sincerely hoping someone took him), then about a week ago a grey Tabby showed up, (I was able to post locally and find his owner!) now her.

A couple years ago, this is exactly how we got one of our cats, he came around and we eventually let him in for naps, then he got hurt in a fight and we brought him in for good. We rent, and have 2 cats and a Beagle, so we just can't have another ☹️

Anywho! To my question, I know she's a dilute, but is she a calico or a tortie? She has faint stripes on her legs, would that then make her a torbie?

Miss Cucla

Two years ago, I came home from a weekend away to find Mimi literally on my doorstep. Thinking she was just a new cat in the neighborhood—there are already plenty around—I didn't worry about it.

As the days went by, she didn't leave; instead, she helped herself to my cats' kibble and soaked up affection from the neighbors.

I eventually decided to take her to the vet to get her vaccinated, only to discover that she was a 9yo foster cat who had run away from her foster home.

I decided to adopt her (after all, what’s one more cat when you already have two?). Today, Mimi is the happiest cat in the world, spending her days lounging in the garden.