Bert here is a beautiful blue-eyed colorpoint that was adopted from a shelter.

Her unique markings can be confusing for some, but the blue eyes seal the deal: she carries the colorpoint gene, showing off her tabbytude in the facial markings too. This combination is known as lynx pattern.

They seem to be about the same age, but I’m pretty sure these three kitties are not related. Or at least, the one in the middle isn’t. He’s a purrfect chocolate colorpoint and is unlikely to be of the same litter as the gray tabby and black kitten.

Doesn’t really matter, does it? All that matters is that they’re all just too cute!

Sweet young white cat in a unique picture not only because of the beautiful light quality, but also because Jules here has one yellow eye and one blue eye. Odd-eyed cats are often, but not always, deaf on the same side as their blue eye.

This Siamese is obviously focused on something we cannot see. I hope the mossy ground is part of some indoors setting. The green does provide a nice background to the delicate flame-point Siamese pattern and those beautiful blue eyes.

Too sweet, isn’t he? begging us with that sweet paw for attention. I think he’s a Maine Coon cat, or at least a lookalike.