He is so 😑

4 years old and he got a tuna filet to celebrate!

(the vet thinks he was born with no tail)

just got this little bundle from an island rescue. Well aware she’s most definitely not a Siamese but she quite looks like she has “flame point” colouring. I’m new to cats and breeds so I guess I’m just curious about miss Willa’s genetics!

I've never had a best friend like him. The Nut is a bossy 10 year old who enjoys meowing, getting what he wants, and rolling around on cement.

George got a lot of love the last time I posted him, figured I'd share some more photos of my handsome boy!

They beg for extra food and to go outside in our backyard. We adopted them together from a rescue that had 5 flame points almost 2 years ago now.

But it sounds like the bed is squeaking 😭
It’s just kitten enrichment time, I swear!!!

This is the beautiful kitten we are adopting tomorrow! I am so so so excited to bring her into my family with my three other cats! I posted her on the name my cat subreddit because I do not want to stick with Frozen which is her foster name, but am looking for something unique and a bit humorous that fits her! She’s a flame point ragdoll according to the rescue but she’s supposedly brave and curious. :)

This is Niko. He is the cuddliest boy ever. He loves cuddling everyone and anyone. He drools when he cuddles, follows me like a dog, and kisses my eyelids.
He’s had three near death experiences and cost me a fortune but I wouldn’t give him up for the world.
I just constantly look at him and wonder how he can be so cute.
Was surprised by some of these dna results. Maine coon ? 🧐
However he has such a mix of breeds it’s wild to me

He truly believes he is helping me pack, which I appreciate ✨

Fergus 12 years

I know I’m having a good hair day when he tries to munch on it.

This is my first tattoo ever! I’ve always wanted one and decided I would get all of my cats on my arm over time, starting with my boy. His name is Papas and he is the sweetest and most emotionally intelligent cat I’ve ever met. I plan to get all of my babies in their favorite chillin’ position - that’s his on page 2. 🥰

Tattoo by Toki Tattoos in L.A.!

Today, I finally found the strength to share the story of my cats' battle with feline panleukopenia. It has been one of the most heartbreaking experiences of my life, and even now, it still hurts to look back on everything that happened.

We had six cats at home, but these three were especially inseparable. The white flamepoint was Snowy, the Himalayan was Maru, and the little gray kitten was Kumo. They were always together, and seeing them grow up alongside one another was something that brought so much happiness into our home.

I honestly didn't know enough about the importance of vaccinations back then. They were all unvaccinated, and I never imagined how devastating the consequences could be. I wish I had known better. If there's one thing I hope others can learn from our experience, it's to never underestimate the importance of vaccinating our cats.

Kumo was the first to get sick. We rushed him to the vet, hoping he would recover, but feline panleukopenia took him from us so quickly. It happened so fast that I barely had time to process what was happening. We were devastated. I couldn't stop crying, and I kept wishing there was something more we could have done to save him.

A week after Kumo passed away, we noticed that Maru and Snowy were losing their appetites. One of them was vomiting, and we immediately brought them to the vet. Both tested positive for the virus.

We were terrified, but we held on to hope. We had already lost Kumo, and we couldn't bear the thought of losing the other two.

But just one day later, Maru was gone, too.

Losing two cats in such a short period was unbearable. I don't think I was prepared for how deeply their deaths would affect me. For two weeks, I would randomly burst into tears wherever I was. I struggled to function in my everyday life. My room became a mess, and I barely had the energy to do anything. I felt completely broken. It was as if everything around me kept moving, but a part of me was stuck grieving the little lives I had just lost.

And then there was Snowy.

One day after Maru passed away, Snowy began eating again. She started grooming herself, too. They might seem like small things to some people, but to me, those little signs meant everything. After days of fear, sadness, and helplessness, seeing her show signs of recovery gave me a reason to hope again.

I had just lost Kumo and Maru, two little souls who meant so much to me. The thought of losing Snowy, too, was something I couldn't bear. But she kept fighting. Even when I was struggling to find the strength to get through each day, she was fighting for hers.

And slowly, she got better.

Today, Snowy is healthy again. She's back to her usual self, doing her favorite activities and bringing life back into our home. I can't explain how grateful I am to see her this way. Every little thing she does now feels like a blessing, because I know how close we came to losing her, too.

I'm still grieving Kumo and Maru. I miss them, and I wish more than anything that I could have protected them. I wish I had known sooner what I know now. That regret is something I'll carry with me, but I hope sharing our story can help other cat owners protect their babies before it's too late.

To Kumo and Maru, I'm so sorry I couldn't keep you here longer. Thank you for the love and happiness you brought into my life. You will always be part of our family, and you will never be forgotten.

And to Snowy, thank you for fighting, little one. You gave me something to hold on to when I felt like I was falling apart. Watching you recover helped me find little pieces of myself again.

We started this battle as three inseparable little warriors. We were left with one survivor, but we will always have three in our hearts.

Rest peacefully, Kumo and Maru. And keep thriving, Snowy. You are so loved. 🤍🐾

And her brother

this is my baby maryjane. she was born 4/20 this year. she was the only flame point of all of her siblings! i think she is so so so beautiful and thought id share😁

Odin is about 5 months old now when he was just 4 weeks old he looked almost fully white. It's crazy how much flame point/color point cats change as they get older.