Shaggy, My Domestic Longhair Seal Point Feral Kitteh!

by Michael
(Texas)

Shaggy's 'glamour shot'

Shaggy's 'glamour shot'

Shaggy was one of five in a litter that a Domestic Shorthair Blue female gave birth to in my backyard three years ago. The father was a long haired Siamese with markings exactly as she has.

I took three months to get her to accept me, and finally brought her in the house with her four siblings, ALL with Siamese markings, all Blue Points with one other being a longhair.

I found homes for her siblings and she now lives with her two "sisters", my 6 year-old tiny grey spotted tabby, Hidey, and my 5 year-old dilute blue calico, Pretty, who is blind.

They ALL get along almost as if they had been littermates, with Shaggy being the loudest and the usual instigator of their "chase" sessions up and down my house!

She may not be a pure-bred, but she's my "Siamese" :)

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Jul 26, 2021
 Kitten
by: Teresa

Your cat is beautiful! I just found a beautiful baby kitten, that looks just like the kittens in the picture, very pale with those beautiful blue eyes, long hair. It's feral and don't know where it came from or who the moma or dad is.

I am going to try to trap it and tame it. I want this breathtaking kitten. It looks to be about maybe 2 months old? I have only seen it twice, so I am feeding it.
Dec 27, 2010
 Beautiful kitty
by: Anonymous

Shaggy is beautiful! I really prefer the long hair.
Dec 27, 2010
 Gorgeous kitteh
by: Caroline (Admin)

Thank you Michael for your picture of Shaggy - she's beautiful (even if she isn't a purebred Siamese - but sometimes, these are the best ones!) And I'm glad she turned from a somewhat ferocious feral into a happy house cat.

The combination of long-haired cat plus Siamese coloring is really unbeatable.

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