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This is Splitters.
So we thought that one of our two Torties here should write a little post about our color. My name is Splitters because my mom is a little silly when it comes to naming us. My sister and brother and I were in this awful wood shed and our Mom came and fed us and eventually caught us. She sort of named us quickly because she was coming over at least 3 times a day to feed us and she had to call us something other then, ‘hey you'.
Our mother is a tortie too and she is a feral cat in capital letters.

So the color of a tortoiseshell is described as mottled with patches of orange or cream, chocolate, black or blue. And they are called torties for short. And they are almost always females. And if by chance they are males, they are usually sterile. And in some cultures, the torties and the calicos are believed to bring luck. Boy, I am glad to hear that.

And this is Splitters playing with a toy.

Sometimes you can have a "blue cream" (also called "blue tortie" or a "dilute tortie" is randomly patched all over with blue and cream. This is a soft Pastel color.

We don't think that the color tortie has a lot to do with their personality but we have heard that some of these cats have a tortitude. I don't think I have an attitude. I am just perfect. I do like to sleep with Mom sometimes but not all the time. I love being outside doing all the things that cats do. But Mom does think I am a pretty good cat so that is good.

And Please, Please, Please don't forget about Diamond and Lenox, the two cats that need a home and they need it together. Even though Lenox is blind, he is a wonderful cat.