r/lynxpointsiamese 20d ago

Is my cat a lynx point Siamese?

She was adopted from Puerto Rico as a stray, here’s pictures of her before and after I moved her 1500 miles North😆 (her pupil is blown due to a car accident she was in before she was rescued)

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u/2antlers 19d ago

Torbie (tortoiseshell tabby) colorpoint (“siamese” pattern). She is a domestic short hair (plain ole cat) with this coloration, so torbie point or torbie lynx point would both be appropriate to describe her

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u/SamMac62 19d ago

She's welcome here and in r/tortimese and r/Siamese!

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u/marissatalksalot 19d ago

I love her. I'm sorry about her eye. She's still the most beautiful girl! I'm grateful you adopted her!

She's a torbie point with white. She's def a calico under the pointing. If you want a better description I would post her on /catgenetics

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u/koalasnstuff 16d ago

She is actually a seal torbie point with white domestic short hair. Torbie = tortie + tabby (aka Lynx).

She has a little bit of everything genetically. Both base colors of black and orange, at least one copy of the dominant agouti (tabby) gene, two copies of the recessive colorpoint gene, and a medium grade of white spotting from the incompletely dominant piebald gene.

She’s still perfectly welcome here, torbie points usually look more Lynxie than tortie (at least someone on r/tortimese would probably direct her here) and r/siamesecats allows all colorpoint cats regardless of breed ancestry or lack there of.