At the moment I have nineteen kittens, two adult females (the mothers of some of the kittens), and two juvenile males. Several were spayed/neutered last week and will hopefully be moving on to their new homes very soon. Of course their vacancies will likely be replaced by other kittens, as this time of the year, there seems to be an endless supply. 
I just got a foster litter of four kittens. I noticed with two of the kittens, their ears curl down just a tiny bit at the very tips. Is this a trait of any specific breed? I was told the mother is a lilac point Siamese mix.
The first two kittens have the curled ears, the other two do not.
I was looking for this same answer & came across this thread on this site so decided to join to share my baby kittens images of her slightly curled ears too. No background knowledge of breed lines, my counselor was brought two kittens found in the trash & asked me if I wanted to bottle feed them & foster her brother. She knew I wanted a calico female kitten & when her cat only had males she was arranging for a different cat for me & then she was brought this baby. Her brother does not have where the ears do this but hers does & I can't find an answer yet to what breed & no graphs on cat ears have this either. I love it though, it is so cute. I just wonder if it is something new in cat breeds now & why not documented as of a characteristic in cat ears shapes. May just have to do her DNA like I did with my dog & hope to find out why.
