This sweet kitten is a total fluffball with eyes that spell out curiosity. She has a unique cat pattern that combines the tabby markings with the tortoiseshell tri-colored patches – quite striking for a longhair cat! Like calico cats, tortoiseshells are almost always females. Click here to read about the unique genetic setup of these felines of three colors.

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.

I try to mix in some feral cats pictures in our stream. Feral cats are just as beautiful, and they need our help too. Just look at this pretty sad face…

One of those pictures that could work great as an LOLCat pic. I mean, you can’t help but wonder what she’s looking at and what’s going through her mind. Cats do have that precious surprised look that you just can’t help but smile at. Other than that, it’s also a very good quality photograph, from lighting to focus, so well worth sharing here.

This is not a yawn, I think. Just a teasing, upside down good ole sticking your tongue out!

Everything in this picture, from color scheme to composition, and above all this sweet relaxed tabby cat, says: Comfort.

What a beautiful shot! Just look at these green-yellow eyes!

These two Maine Coon kittens are just adorable, aren’t they?

Gray and brown tabby. Gray and brown background. Spot the Kitten?

I think this picture shows that even the most ordinary looking Kitty has a flare for drama! Give her a black background, a cool black frame and voila!