Susan, our cat thanks you for the compliment. :) I don't think she is anything purebred. We took her in after she got "dumped," don't have all the background on her story. We call her the Fancy Feast cat.
Elephantschild, our cats also enjoy flopping on books and magazines.
Susan, maybe she is part chinchilla, but she doesn't have any tipping to her fur, which apparently real chinchillas have. Also, I don't think her legs are quite as short as a purebred. Anyway, the darker fur on her head would keep her from being a show cat.
Kate, we have those kind of chinchillas here too. :) But chinchilla is apparently also a breed of cat that is related to Persian.
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Oh, what a beautiful cat! Is that a cchinchilla?
Um, just ignore that extra c in chinchilla... ;-)
Oh, what is it with cats and computer keyboards?
Barb!
I know a guy that can remove that for you. You'll be back to blogging in no time.
Susan, our cat thanks you for the compliment. :) I don't think she is anything purebred. We took her in after she got "dumped," don't have all the background on her story. We call her the Fancy Feast cat.
Elephantschild, our cats also enjoy flopping on books and magazines.
Hi Barb,
The Fancy Feast cat is a chinchilla, so your cat may be at least part chinchilla if not purebred. Anyway, she's a beauty. :-)
RoFL at scottius helpful suggestion!!!!
but that is one cute fluffy cat, looks a lot different to the chinchillas we know...
Susan, maybe she is part chinchilla, but she doesn't have any tipping to her fur, which apparently real chinchillas have. Also, I don't think her legs are quite as short as a purebred. Anyway, the darker fur on her head would keep her from being a show cat.
Kate, we have those kind of chinchillas here too. :) But chinchilla is apparently also a breed of cat that is related to Persian.
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