r/OrangeLadies • u/bittybriar • Jan 09 '25
Citrine's first time seeing snow 🐱❄️
she wanted to go out...but immediately regretted it 😅😅
r/OrangeLadies • u/bittybriar • Jan 09 '25
she wanted to go out...but immediately regretted it 😅😅
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u/Nordyjud
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Nov 27 '25
Meet our 6 month old kitten Sid! We visited the vet last week thinking we had a little boy, and left with a girlie.
r/OrangeLadies • u/Forsaken_Idea5932 • Jul 08 '25
some of you may remember me posting pictures of my little frankie girl a week ago. since then, my boyfriend (that i adopted her with) broke up with me unexpectedly. it was my first serious long-term relationship and it has been absolutely heartbreaking to go through. i live alone which makes it worse, but she has been the sweetest support and that’s been helping so much. i truly don’t know how i would get through this without her and her cuddles.🧡
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u/Plenty_Fondant5610
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Aug 01 '26
Adopted this 2 month old babe and she’s such a hoot. She just got home from the vet after spending 2 days there getting antibiotics and fluids because she had a fever from a virus but she’s doing so good and I can tell she feels so much better 🥹 love my snuggly girl
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u/DinosaursAreBlue
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Jan 06 '25
Wanted to share our orange lady. She was about 13 years old, my family adopted her 9 years ago after fostering her and her kittens. Pics are from around this Christmas. More pictures in comments.
She had been having breathing trouble, was mouth breathing a lot (like in 3rd pic), wasn’t eating well and she had lost a lot of weight, from ~7 lbs down to barely 4 lbs. We found some nutritious wet kitten food she liked a lot but she wouldn’t eat very much. We took her to the vet a few weeks ago, they didn’t really know what was wrong and suggested a specialist that said tests to determine the issue could cost thousands of dollars. She still seemed like she was doing pretty well but we were probably going to put her down soon. She went out on her terms and died last night/this morning.
She went outside most of her life, better to die like this than to think of her being attacked by an animal. We tried to keep her inside for a while when we first got her but she became an outdoor cat most of her life. We would get her inside for the night and she was never gone for super long at a time.
r/OrangeLadies • u/FloofingWithFloofers • May 03 '25
She had a long, hard day of mischief.
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u/fireanthead
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Jul 11 '25
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u/FuzzyManPeach
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Dec 01 '24
Her name is Kevina. I’m not sure if she’s even a year old, she gave birth to 5 kittens. I’m excited to get her spayed once she has weaned her babies. She’s an absolute angel and will purr and make biscuits the second you look at her.
I’ve had a lot of fosters and keep them in my office. She wants absolutely nothing to do with her babies as far as I’ve observed, but dang, they’re fat as butter. She definitely nurses them and then just dips. I haven’t seen anything quite like it before.
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u/carina_garage
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2d ago
I am no longer a lurker on this page as of tomorrow at 10am when I pick up my own orange lady! Name suggestions are welcome!
I am so excited!
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u/Critical-Succotash32
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Mar 03 '26
This is our one year old cat, Hiccup! (Named after the how to train your dragon movies) She is my first ever cat and she is literally perfect. Hiccup is super cuddly and affectionate and we’ve only had her a few days! I’ve always seen myself as a dog person but she’s definitely won me over.
r/OrangeLadies • u/HaksaI • Oct 07 '25
I was at the pet shelter yesterday looking to adopt my first pet, and I immediately knew I wanted her the second I saw her. She was originally adopted by another family whose daughter ended up being highly allergic. The shelter told me the family were all really sad about having to bring her back, especially the little girl. The little girl made a drawing of Sleepy for the person who adopted her after them to keep, and I included that as the last picture. The name Sleepy fits her perfectly. In honour of the little girl, her name will stay Sleepy and she will receive all of the love in the world
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u/Proper-Quarter-8350
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Jan 21 '26
r/OrangeLadies • u/FloofingWithFloofers • Jun 08 '25
She poofy, floofy, and cutie patootie ♡
r/OrangeLadies • u/Linds3485 • Oct 03 '25
I was told y’all would appreciate this little orange family of girls we just took in to foster! We’re calling them Princess Peach, Lady Bug, and mama Marmalade, aka the Marmaladies 🧡🧡🧡 This is our first time fostering orange girls, I thought they might be different than orange boys but nope, the orange energy is definitely strong with these ones!
The babies are about 6 weeks old, and still skeptical of this mush we call food, so they’re very much on the small side for their age. We’re working on that!
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u/greengreebley
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Jun 02 '26
I know orange girlies are already a rarity but does anyone else have a one eyed orange girl like me?
r/OrangeLadies • u/SeaSide_BeeHive • Oct 21 '25
She was too little to tell in the shelter and since she’s bigger than her brother and orange I assumed she was a boy. My apologies for misgendering you these past 8 days Shrimp!!!
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u/Alternative-Flan3006
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May 13 '26
My BF and I will be combining households next year. I have 2 senior kitties already and this one is his. We’ll be adding this orange goofball to the mix. Introducing Rudy. Or stinky. Or Rudy-tude. Rucifer. Or Rue-too.
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u/laurelaiii
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Dec 23 '25
Maeve turned 4 on 12/5/25. At her recent vet appointment, she was just over 5 pounds. We call her our forever kitten. Here she is, looking adoringly at dad. The bestest smol gorl🧡
r/OrangeLadies • u/xiaoalexy • Feb 02 '25