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Hi everyone. I foster cats through a rescue charity (I am actually the foster-carer coordinator for cats) and mostly we rescue them from the local pound. So when we take them we are often unsure of their background and breed. Most are "domestic shorthairs" but occasionally we get some that seem to have something else mixed in. My latest foster from the pound has gotten a bit fluffier while I've had her. We think she is 1+ years (she has had at least one litter we think). Her name is Topaz. Here is a pic I took recently. She has tortie in her but a bit fluffier than any other tortie I've fostered.
My other foster is one that was surrendered to us. The previous owners said she is a Ragdoll X but I had a ragdoll in the past and she is quite different. Plus from everything I have read (and my experience with my own ragdoll) ragdolls are mellow and laid back. This girl is NOT. She is just over 2 years old and quite grumpy. At first I put it down to being in a different environment but she isn't really too friendly. Hopefully that may change. Anyway here is a photo . To me she looks brown in the photo but she is grey. She's very soft and quite fluffy. Any help with what sort of breed she is would be good because I don't want to advertise her as something she is not when we are trying to find her a home - thanks!!
My other foster is one that was surrendered to us. The previous owners said she is a Ragdoll X but I had a ragdoll in the past and she is quite different. Plus from everything I have read (and my experience with my own ragdoll) ragdolls are mellow and laid back. This girl is NOT. She is just over 2 years old and quite grumpy. At first I put it down to being in a different environment but she isn't really too friendly. Hopefully that may change. Anyway here is a photo . To me she looks brown in the photo but she is grey. She's very soft and quite fluffy. Any help with what sort of breed she is would be good because I don't want to advertise her as something she is not when we are trying to find her a home - thanks!!