View Poll Results: What sex is your orange and white cat?

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  • I have or had a male.

    35 79.55%
  • I have or had a female.

    3 6.82%
  • Both, but mostly female

    2 4.55%
  • Both, but mostly male

    4 9.09%
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  1. #1
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    Originally posted by Sara luvs her Tinky
    ANOTHER PICTURE... just cause... THEY ARE SOOOOOO CUTE!!!!!!!!!!

    I'M IN LOVE!!! Those babies have captured my heart! They're absolutely beautiful!!!
    -christa


    ~RIP Abby Jan 14, 1995 - July 21, 2005~

  2. #2
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    Originally posted by heinz57_79
    Female orangies are like male calicos... rare! Male calicos are more rare, but I know something like 80+% of orangies are male, as are buffs (which can still be considered an orangie). Also, most female orangies, like male calicos, are sterile.
    Hmmm I've never heard that most female orangies are sterile. My female orangie cat,Puff,had two litters and her mother was also an orangie and had several litters.

  3. #3
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    As far as I know, most orange cats are male - Fister certainly is/was.

    This is the only picture we have of him, his sister and mom. You can't say that his sister is exatcly orange/white, but still ....




    "I don't know which weapons will be used in the third World war, but in the fourth, it will be sticks and stones" --- Albert Einstein.


  4. #4
    There is a great explanation of this here

    Most of the orangies I have come across in my shelter work are male...like my outside cat Ginger-Boy


    Thanks Kay for my great sig & avatar!!!
    Kissy 1993 (?) - 13 Oct 2005. Always in my heart.
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  5. #5
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    Originally posted by krazyaboutkatz
    Hmmm I've never heard that most female orangies are sterile. My female orangie cat,Puff,had two litters and her mother was also an orangie and had several litters.
    Female orangies sterile? No one told Topaz or Dax or any number of orange females who have had kittens all over Westchester County.
    I've been finally defrosted by cassiesmom!
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  6. #6
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    I had an orange and white in highschool named OJ. He was a male.


    Thank you Wolfie!

  7. #7
    I've only had one Orange and White Tabby, and Simba is a male. Take a look at my beautiful big baby Sim.
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  8. #8
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    My Scout is an orange female and was pregnant when she was brought into the shelter so I don't think most female orangies are sterile.

    Her pregnancy was ended when she was spayed. That always makes me sad to think about but I know the shelter did what was best. I just wished she hadn't been pregnant to begin with.

    Actioncat - Simba is gorgeous. Please share more pictures and tell us more about him.

    From Decker with Love

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