Dox Your Cats

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He only liked me and my mom and when I would go to the farm I would spend most of my time with him. Great at catching mice and a very smart fellow. He passed away last year from injuries from another cat from what I was told.
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My three cats, all varying degrees of retard but I love them anyways. The first two were strays that showed up at my house when I first moved in
BB, Plopper, and Cocoa


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Either you have a needy, gluttonous and affectionate blob; or you have, an orange cat’s brain cells inside of a calico skin. She’s still having her calico moments here and there.
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Calicos are indeed impacted by the ginger gene and it's inherent neuropsychiatric properties. It seems to be dose dependent.
Calico goobers are vanilla milk cats with some dark chocolate and some toasted caramel. The caramel is directly related to the ginger goobers; and the ginger gave them their 1 brain cells in return. The vanilla aspect of Tora's not here; only the ginger fuel and some tortie sass makes her a scary goober. Scary cat. But once she hears my footstep, scary goober asks me for pets on the neck and close to the tummy by meowing gently or loudly. Some time she loves the pets that much, this miniature tiger will give zoomies and love bites. Zoomies everywhere, and she's also good with my poodle.

She scary. Very silly. Scary. And squishable. I love my weirdo domestic shorthair, after I lost my first tabby from FIP. I still miss Taihou after his unfortunate death at the age of 1. Sweetest boy I've ever have, calm, loves people, playful, and somehow likes water more than other cats does (:_(
 
So are calicos zoomy derps on average? Our calico Bethany wasn't, and I don't think it was because of her birth defected hip, she was just a chill, motherly lumpcat.

I think the lumpcat gene can override some of the ginger gene effects, it all depends on how strong it is.

I like lumpcats. Some of my favorite cats in life have been lumpcats.
 
While not her owner intrinsically, I provide her with food, water, petting and even a bed when she comes by to my home. :feels:

Oh, and I play with her with rubber bands (her favorite toy, for some reason)
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Oh hey, that's my origin story, too. Get ready for a kid that can move way too quietly!
I hope the ninja training kicks in soon as I’ve yet to find the volume control on this guy.

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This is the only way Minerva will sleep, belly up. In her cat bed, on blankets, on the couch, right in the middle of the room on the floor, always belly up and legs all over the place. Luckily she loves belly pats.
 
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