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So a few months ago, I took in a little kitten from a litter that a local lady was re-homing. She was the last one left and I didn't get to see what the others looked like, but my little Jinx has beautiful and unique features to match her loving, gentle personality.
From what I understand (just from reading on here), it is rare to find a masked, pointed cat with green eyes, but here she is! She is pointed, mitted, and masked with green eyes, white whiskers, a white tummy, and a rich hot chocolate-colored, faintly striped coat that darkened a little bit as she got older. She also has small, rounded, black ears.
Here's a baby picture from the day I got her (~8wks)
And this is a more recent picture of her, looking annoyed at her younger (I know, he's huge) Maine Coon/Siamese mix adopted brother, Hex, who couldn't appear more pleased with himself.
So, my guess on breeds she could be related to is the Burmese, but her coat isn't quite short enough and, as far as I know, there are no mitted Burmese, right?
At the very least, what would be the full description of this set of markings? I know some of them, but I don't know the full terminology.
From what I understand (just from reading on here), it is rare to find a masked, pointed cat with green eyes, but here she is! She is pointed, mitted, and masked with green eyes, white whiskers, a white tummy, and a rich hot chocolate-colored, faintly striped coat that darkened a little bit as she got older. She also has small, rounded, black ears.
Here's a baby picture from the day I got her (~8wks)
And this is a more recent picture of her, looking annoyed at her younger (I know, he's huge) Maine Coon/Siamese mix adopted brother, Hex, who couldn't appear more pleased with himself.
So, my guess on breeds she could be related to is the Burmese, but her coat isn't quite short enough and, as far as I know, there are no mitted Burmese, right?
At the very least, what would be the full description of this set of markings? I know some of them, but I don't know the full terminology.