I adopted an orange kitten two months ago as an ESA, and we already have such a *strong bond* . He's my shadow. Wherever I go, he's right behind me. He knows when I'm depressed, and he shows me so much TLC. If not for him, I wouldn't be here. I push on for him. He's my baby, my everything, and I will never leave him. He makes me feel so loved. 🥰🥰
I have two gingers. One I’ve had since she was a day old and I socialized her and all her siblings. She’s a spitfire. My other ginger was a stray that I had to trap. I had to coax him to get used to me by feeding him wet cat food on my finger. He’s the sweetest, yet shy kitty. Two totally opposite backgrounds and two totally different personalities. And opposite of what would be expected.
I have cats all of my life. I know cats so well. I got an orange cat two years go and I know for fact that orange cats are so smart. So clean too. They take extra time to clean the box and cover. Just amazing.
My Ginger Girl was A triller, if fell asleep and you were not with her, she would come through the the house yelling MA, MA , if you were setting down, she would jump in my lap and give me A nose bop, snuggle iin and purr. She was the sweetest indoor kitty , she was the house greeter, she welcomed who ever came to the door.
The Orange "buddy" adopted ME from the shelter he was in. Stretched his paw out thru the cage door and pulled my hair! His eyes said "his eyes said please take me home with you" so I did. Everyone PLEASE take your shelter adoptee right to your vet and have it checked for kidney function right away. I didn't know how important that was even though I've had cats since I was 6. High quality food is SO IMPORRANT
I adopted an orange/white kitten last year. He's completely insane and my ESA. He's also friendly and sweet natured. I wouldn't have him any other way.
I just adopted an orange kitten to keep my Turkish van company since I work a lot. He is a ferocious hunter and extremely intelligent! Such a sweetie, I feel so lucky to have him. I named him Stone but most of the time I call him Ham and cheese lol 😂
I have had one for five years now....I just love Maximillian and his personality. He talks until I wake up enough to know a feral cat is at the door for food.
I don’t care what anyone says but black cats are the best. Especially because they are the underdog since superstitious people want to adopt them less.
I've owned a collie a Shetland sheep dog and raised an orange cat from 4 months old and my cat was as smart as a whip he could do more than either dog and was the most sensitive loving little guy he was 23 when he passed out living the dogs I miss him he was my buddy his name was Tigger.
Hi Big Country. I'm Lea a.k.a. Lea I own no cows. But, I do own two classic orange Tabby cats. They're twin sisters from the same litter. You and your wife have a beautiful farm :)
I used to have two cats, named Orange (Cuz he’s orange), and Tom (He was grey with stripes). My orange cat was a lot more calm and relaxed while Tom was the crazy one who always up to something. One time, Tom went to poop in our human toilet and not his litter box cry 😂
I adopted 2 reds. Bro and sis. They are a blast!!!! So friendly and chatty!!! Had a black cat she was sweet but not outgoing. Had a calico you was moody. These 2 brats are a hoot!!!! Please relieve shelters of their burdon and consider cats.
I'm deeply sorry to hear about your loss. PICA can be a difficult condition to manage, and it's heartbreaking when it contributes to such a loss. It sounds like he was a truly incredible companion. Sending you lots of love and comfort as you remember your beloved cat. 💖🐾✨
There are pure white cats, they are rare, but albino's do exist in cats. I have had 3 pure white cats, and one had blue eyes (and not blind) which is extra rare as white cats with blue eye are usually born blind.
I've had many cats in my life. One of my current cats is an orange boy who is, without a doubt, the sweetest cat I've ever had. He's the cat daddy. He always welcomes in new cats - while all the others either hiss or hide. He doesn't have a mean bone in his body. He's 9yrs old now and going in for surgery next week. I'm not sure what will happen to my dog and 4 other cats if something should happen to the little orange man. He's everyone's favorite. I will say that as far as intelligence goes, he's not the brightest bulb in the chandelier lol. So, he does seem to fit the stereotypes. Hope he can be with my family for more yrs to come. We love the little guy as much as he loves all of us. Update: Fred, the little orange dude, got thru his surgery and is doing well.
It sounds like your orange boy truly has a golden heart, playing such a unique and loving role in your family. His upcoming surgery must be causing quite a bit of worry. I'm sending all the positive vibes your way for his surgery and hoping for many more years of his sweet companionship. 🧡🐾
My grandma had an orange cat that lived around 25 years... To be fair he was looking his age 😅 named Tigger. By the time I got out of college I just assumed he'd live forever 😂
My gf and i took in an orange stray back in december. She literally walked in through our dog door. She is the swertest, most affectionate cat ive ever met. Shes less than a year old and spent most if not all of her infancy as a feral. After taking her to our local vet, shes become a favorite due to her friendlyness. Orange kitties are built different.
\There's definitely something special about orange kitties, isn’t there? They seem to have their own unique charm. You've got yourselves a little treasure there, and it’s wonderful that she's found such a caring home with you and your girlfriend. 🐾🧡
We had an orange pet cat. He was disiplined by nature. He went for walks on his own at the same time twice a day.. He was Alert and Observant.. to things and people around him.. He pointed out to laxity of security guards. He maintained distance with other cats in the surrounding area not yo cross boundaries.. He adjusted to a large family balancing relationship with each one... He is No more and we miss him. ❤
I think the ginger tend to be more friendly comes mainly that it's more common for males to be ginger. Male cats tend to be known to be more friendly/affectionate than the female counter part.
That's crazy, aside mothers, I usually see more female cats more calm and friendly compared to their male counterpart. Just don't know if it's just a region or the type of cat.
My ginger girl had aquamarine eyes when the sun light shined in her eyes. She was A dilute ginger, light Ginger coat on top and under tones were buff. She crossed over the Rainbow Bridge this past March from cancer. We are looking for another Ginger kitten.
Honestly I am just relieved that they actually call them "orange" because I figured they called it something else. Also didn't see my cat's "M" until this video and now I can't un-see it
My orange boi doesn’t meow at all unless he really wants something (for example, he wants in from outside) and even then, it’s more of a really quiet squeak. I have no idea why hahaha. He has all the other common traits of an orange cat.
I asked for a short haired male. She grew into a long haired buff. She is an only child. She bites. She is under a year and spoiled. Loves and shadows meBUT BITES for no reason. Any hope?
Absolutely, there's hope! It sounds like your kitty is still young and learning how to interact. Biting can be a way for cats to communicate or play, especially if they don't have siblings to teach them boundaries. Since she loves and shadows you, it's a great sign of her attachment and trust. To curb the biting, try redirecting her behavior with toys whenever she starts to bite, showing her that toys are for biting, not hands. If she does bite, calmly say "no" and withdraw your attention immediately, reinforcing that biting leads to no playtime. Consistently rewarding her with treats and praise for gentle play can also reinforce positive interactions, helping her learn the right way to engage with you. 🐾🚫👏
Don’t forget the orange female cat “Goose” (movie species Flerken) in the movie Captain Marvel! We have an orange male who is approximately 13 years old who was found as a tiny stray kitten by a friend of our son. She was unable to keep him so our son brought him home. “Ricky” was around 5 weeks old. Unfortunately as he grew older he developed the habit of hissing at practically anything. At one vet visit I mentioned it and our vet (who knew his history) suggested that we hiss back to him. She explained that he had not been with his mother long enough to learn his cat manners and that hissing would have been his mother’s way of teaching him. We started hissing back whenever he hissed inappropriately and eventually he learned not to hiss at everything. He is still a little prickly, accepting affection only when he wants it. (We respect his wishes.) However, I have been laid up with a bum ankle for several weeks and he is usually the first of our four cats to keep me company while I’m elevating my leg while lying on the couch. If he’s not on my chest/lap, he is “loafing” guard on the back of the couch behind me.
I have 2 orange cats and tuxedo cat the first cat i rescued was sn orange male who is crazy plays fetech, talks, and is the total boss. My tux cat is lazy and sweet also a rescue.. the 3rd cat was an abandoned cat outside she copies the other cats now and all cats get along with dogs now people now so i believe they are sweet intelligent mystical creatures no matter the color
