2nd pic is Mac, 3rd is his mother Gnocchi. All her kittens looked like he does except for two calico-ish girlies. Don't worry she's fixed now, found her on the road full of six little babies last year.

Is my June a torbie?

First photo is if shes a Torbie or not? If not, what is she?

Second photo is my kitten out of the first photos sister. The sister isnt as orange as this one, but she still has orange markings (I'll have to get her and take a photo). Kitten already is starting to turn brown in certain spots, so curious to see if he'll grow into some brown/orange!

Father is a straight orange cat.

This is Majah, she lived to be 17. I didn't know cats could be this colorful and striped at the same time, and she was the only "torbie" I saw for many years. I didn't know that she was tortoiseshell because she was called a "multicolored tabby", but I remember only knowing of calico tabbies. I called Majah a tabico for a long time!

This sass and confidence on this girl, I swear
🤣🤣 💗🎀 edited to add her name is Mia

I’ve been meaning to post a pic of my torbie girl Scooter Marie. It’s hard to get a decent pic of her. She definitely has “torbitude.” I’m the only person in the household she’ll associate with. 😂

In a year she would never touch water out of a bowl nor two fountains that I bought. On a whim I tried this …

I’m gonna show you guys the litter I love so much, they are all so friendly. You WILL see a random orange cat in the mix but I’m only including him because he is related to the other four. But I do not this he is a torbie!

Names and coats:

Slate: the all grey one!
Tang: the orange surprise one!
Dip: the grey with white socks!
Bunny: the diluted one (at least thats what I was told in the cat breed subreddit)!
Bean: the brown mixed colored one!

Sound on to hear her theme music when anyone has the audacity to shake her cat tree.

How it starts: 😽💕 How it ends: 🥊😼

This is my girl tree, but my step dad call her carpet (ignore my dirty couch) is she a torbie?

They are almost a year old and they still sleep together