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New here and curious about my stray's breed

post #1 of 6
Thread Starter 
Hi,
In August of this year, a stray crossed in front of my house meowing loudly. The poor kitty had almost no fur, was skin and bones, and desperate for affection. I was able to give him food and he quickly gained weight and his fur is growing in nicely. I actually am not sure of his breed though. I have owned 12 different cats and I have never had a cat that looks like this. Does anyone here know?

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http://i1129.photobucket.com/albums/...eBoanches3.jpg

http://i1129.photobucket.com/albums/...eBoanches4.jpg

http://i1129.photobucket.com/albums/...eBoanches5.jpg

Thanks!!
post #2 of 6
He looks like a beautiful domestic shorthair.

His coloration is red tabby blotched with white.
post #3 of 6
He is a domestic short hair - red classic tabby and white. And a handsome, HANDSOME boy!!!
post #4 of 6
What a wonderful job you've done with him, he looks lovely now.

Basically, if a cat has papers it's a purebred, otherwise it's a domestic long or short hair, followed by colour & pattern and those descriptions vary by country.
So some say classic tabby, others blotched for your kitty.
post #5 of 6
Thread Starter 
Thank you so much everyone for the replies! I appreciate it so much. I've been wondering for a while. He seems to have a unique personality and never having owned a cat with this type of tabby marks, I wondered if he had some ocicat as well. I will continue to keep him healthy and loved
post #6 of 6
He's so pretty! (handsome? LOL) I love seeing all the different tabby markings, it's almost like fingerprints!
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