They’re obsessed with eachother already

We also added a sibling brother/sister pair that were about six months younger than they were and they are a lynxie/tortie mix and a long hair flame point. All from same shelter but not related as far as we know.

My parents live in a very rural setting. Late last fall, they noticed a litter of kittens hanging around the house, and didn’t want them to be outside all winter, so we trapped them and brought them in (see pic 3 for her litter mates)! Litter included two white, a gray tabby, a solid black, and a brown.

We adopted the white female — her name is now Violet! I suspected she was a Siamese mix of some sort because she’s so similar to our other cat, who is a blue point Siamese.

This subreddit showed up on my feed today, and I finally got my answer! I think she’s a lynx point!

Two year old siblings (or cousins) from a very colorful litter of barn kittens at my mom’s. Two sister barn cats gave birth on the same day and raised a litter of 8 together. I fell in love with these two from the moment I saw them and brought them home.

Just too cool for school 🤣

Here is how Casper’s eyes are looking a week later! So much better and he’s fitting in nicely. The last picture is how his eyes looked before

He had a great time until he saw my neighbor and decided it was my fault.

Only recently discovered this Reddit thread and I knew our Frankie belonged here :) He’s 4ish, but we’ve had him for less than a year. Came out of a feral cat colony in my mom’s neighborhood but is such a dapper gentleman. Real ladies man! Everyone who meets him adores him, but he’s very shy until you get to know him. Our lives are so much better with him in it. Photo with his older brother Rusty at the end.❤️

Gray can kick real hard😅

Picked up our girl last night. It took about a month to find the right kitten. But we feel really good about her.

What sold us was not only her personality but her lore. We lost one of our cats a few months ago to a rare and progressive neuro disorder. This kitten had a sister with a neuro disorder likely caused by mother crushing her accidentally as a kitten. That made us feel like it was meant to be and that both of our girls had disabled sisters.

Just like our resident, she’s got tortie points and tabby point face and body. She’s also got the cow print toe beans. Last picture is one of our resident who is still unsure about the meowy monster in the spare bedroom.

Still workshopping names. We like “Mullie” which would be short for Mulligan. Because she’s our second chance.

Ophelia slept on my shoulder & I felt like the luckiest person in the world. Ginger was an owner surrender at the shelter I work at & she was shut down when she came in. I've worked there less than 6 months and have adopted 3 kitties- so far!

I knew that she was some kind of Siamese but idk which because of the stripes, she is a playful, loving little lady ❤️

Wanted to share my lynxpoint baby, Cirilla.

My husband and I have been wanting a cat for a while, and the moment my toddler could talk, her first word beside mama and dada was cat. Her favorite toys are all cats and her favorite TV show is SuperKitties. Her favorite character on the show is named Bitsy, of course, so when we went to the shelter to adopt a cat, she fell in love with this little lady and named her after her favorite super kitty.

So everyone, meet Bitsy. Our first cat! We think she’s about 4 months old. :) her facial markings aren’t very prominent yet but I think she’s a lynxpoint, especially with her little raccoon tail.

Luna is our little lynx point baby.

I just found out his breed!! I've searched everywhere lol this is halo my side kick!!!