What breed of cat is this?

Question

I know I asked this before, but here is a better picture. And i took a look at his eyes. They are greyish/blueish. He has a brown tail.

http://tinypic.com/view.php?pic=hsrvgo&s=4

Someone just dumped him in a garbage! Can you believe that?

Answer 1

Looks Siamese to me.  Bless you for taking him in after someone done such a cruel thing.  

Answer 2

SNOWSHOE...basically a mutt but it is labeled snowshoe

Answer 3

That looks kind of like a ragdoll kitten.

Answer 4

aww people are dumb

Answer 5

Oh my - what a gorgeous and sweet kitty!

I agree - looks like a Siamese mix.  Enjoy your new baby!

Answer 6

aww so cute!

Answer 7

idk

but what a cutie!

shame on whoever threw him away!

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Answer 8

Im not positive but it might be a calico mix or something of the sort...its absolutely adorable ^_^ I

Answer 9

awwww i aint sure glad u found him though take good care of him and he make wonderful pet my cat warming my feet as i type so cute x

Answer 10

He looks like a siamese mix.

Answer 11

hes beautiful, definitely has some siamese...

Answer 12

Looks like a siamese mix to me too.

That b*****d should be shoved into the crusher at the dump!

Hope you give him a loveing home after what he's been through.

Answer 13

You found yourself a handsome Siamese mix!  

Answer 14

siamese i think, and anyone who puts cats in the garbage are evil

Answer 15

may be a snowshoe mix or ragdoll mix...cute any way you look at him

Answer 16

I'd guess Siamese or Snowshoe mix.  He's absolutely gorgeous!!

Answer 17

i think simese

Answer 18

Its a calico and a female. All calicos ae females. Read up  on it.

Calico cats, with their orange, black and white coloration, are almost always female. So are black and orange tortoiseshells. Why?

The answer has to do with genetics. Every cat has 38 pairs of chromosomes; half of the pairs are from the mother, the other half is from the father. Within every chromosome there are thousands of different genes.

Every female cat receives one X chromosome from her mother and one X chromosome from her father, while a male receives one X chromosome from his mother and one Y chromosome from his father. Within the X chromosome is a gene for coat color.

In calicos and tortoiseshells, one X has the black gene; the other X has the orange gene. White coat color is associated with a completely separate gene.

At conception, the kitten is a one-celled organism, which divides until there are millions of cells that make up the final kitten.

Answer 19

My mother bred registered Siamese during my growing up years.  It indeed appears to be a mix with heavy Siamese traits which are called "points".  

I believe it is a Siamese mix because of the dark points on its ears and the blueish grey eyes which are only a dominant trait in the Siamese breed.  I would guess that the mother was a Seal Point Siamese which have the darker points of all the variaties of Siamese.  But regardless, it appears to be a beautiful and unusual cat that would be striking to look at!

How sad that he was treated that way!   What a fortunate cat to be able to be rescued by you and to hopefully have a chance to learn that there are compassionate and loving humans in his world that will help him!  You will be blessed for your kindness and love to an otherwise helpless creature!

Answer 20

I am pretty sure it is a siamese cat.  I looked on google and searched image results for siamese cats, and compared them to the picture of the cat you had.  They look alot alike.  So if you ask me I would say it is a siamese cat.

Answer 21

Siamese mix...but who knows he's just plain beautiful...he's lucky to be found.  If you can't keep him make sure he goes to a good home.

Answer 22

Siamese mix.  I wouldn't say calico because I don't see orange.  Plus, you said it was a male.  Very rare for a calico to be a male.

That's sad he was dumped in the garbage.  He looks pretty happy and content now though. :)

Answer 23

domestic short hair, a mutt.

looks like some seal point Siamese markings, the brown on the head.

yes, sadly, i can believe he was dumped in the garbage, people have done worse.

he sure is happy now, as long as you dont move your leg.

Answer 24

Looks like a mixed breed with part Siamese.  I say that because the cat has the ear markings of a Siamese.

And I think it is deplorable that some people are so cruel to defenseless animals.

How wonderful of you to take in the sweet kitty.  You are the angel on that kitty's shoulders.  Bravo!!!

Answer 25

awwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww... he sooooo cute

i would a some type of siameese mix my neighbor has a catlike that

SHAME ON THOSE PPLE WHO THREW IT IN THE GARBAGE

Answer 26

You got yourself a Ragdoll! They have very beautiful markings and no two are alike. Here is a picture of a book cover that shows that. http://www.a2zcats.com/books/breeds/ragd...

Answer 27

I have 3 rag doll kitties, it sure looks as if he is part rag doll or Burmese mixed with some other mix. SOOO NICE OF YOU TO TAKE care of him. HE IS SOOO CUTE!!!  

Answer 28

calico is a coloration not a BREED like a siamese cat.

it looks like he's a siamese, snowshoe or himalayan mix with the markings you've described, along with the blue eyes.  the latter 2 breeds are mostly longhaired, but if it's a mutt, you never know.  :)  it sounds like he's 'pointed' like one of those breeds .. good for you for taking the little guy in.  :D

Answer 29

I honestly would say a Calico mixed with a Siamese cat. Siamese have brown tails sometimes. You can do a DNA TEST. Search it in google and you'll find something. Good luck and I am stunned you found the poor baby in the trash can. :(

Answer 30

OMG! poor kitty! ;-( are you gonna keep him? you should- he/she is adorable! my aunt has a cat kinda like him- his name is cookie dough and he was the only one of his litter that color and the mom wasnt like that at all and we didnt know who the dad was. they kinda look siamese dont they? well he might be part siamese but not for sure if it is pure breed siamese try asking the vet! i hope this helped and i hope the kitty finds a loving owner and a great home! best of luck adorable kitty! ^. .^     <------- thats a kittys head! lol!

      

      

Answer 31

Defiantly part siamese, maybe minx, but that's questionable. I would say siamese, short hair mix.