Started out as a void, this common?
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Started out as a void, this common?

This is Morty, he's seven months old at the moment. When I first got him, I thought he was a void because I hardly saw any other colors. I saw a little white, but I mean it was hardly anything. Now as he's going through a growth spurt, all sorts of white spots and stripes are coming out. I think it looks cute.I just never had a cat change their color from when they were a kitten. Is this normal, rare or what? My dad said it happened to his cat, but he's in his eighties, and sometimes what he says might not have happened, i'm starting to believe him now.

On a side note, doesn't he look like a german shepherd in the face?

u/Krushed_Opiates — 3 days ago

Squire Artwork Admiration

I don't remember what LP these inserts came in but they have been hanging in my living room for 17 or more years.

Would love larger ones but never came across any.

u/Krushed_Opiates — 28 days ago

Contemplating a big life decision.

Originally posted as video in r/cats reminded me of George contemplating marrying Susan. Made me laugh.

u/Krushed_Opiates — 29 days ago