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u/SorellaNux Jul 16 '22
Smol.
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u/I_suck_at_Blender (ʘ ω ʘ) Jul 16 '22
smol
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u/Techchick_Somewhere Jul 16 '22
Came here to say this 😁
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u/Master-Preference249 Jul 16 '22
That breed is called widdle baby
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I believe it’s a North American Smol
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u/Master-Preference249 Jul 16 '22
I do believe those are the same breed 🤔🧐
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u/Harmonic_Content Jul 16 '22
Different regional dialects, you know how it is.
Here in Northern California, we might call that a widdle baby floofer.
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u/dogandcat720622 Jul 16 '22 edited Jul 16 '22
Short answer: It's a cat.
Long answer: Cat breeds don't work the same as dog breeds, most cats are just classed as DSH (domestic shorthair) or DLH (domestic longhair).
People often just refer to their cats "breed" by its colouring. This kitten's colouring is called Dilute Calico, also known as pastel calico, which is a fairly rare colouring. It also appears to be longhair so it is a Dilute Calico Domestic Longhair.
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u/MourkaCat Jul 16 '22
I love this answer the most! Some people don't understand that the coloring or coat pattern is not the same thing as a breed and they will think things like "Tabby" is a breed, which it is not! However, coat pattern/coloring is often used as descriptors to help people understand the way the cat may look (which brings similar vibes if you give people the breed of a dog. Example: My cat is a (Domestic short hair) Tuxie. My dog is a German Shepherd. )
I'm glad you made the distinction :)
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u/555dejamenpaz Jul 16 '22
It's a young one, also know by “kitty”.
He state it's temporal, soon he will reach the “young adult” state. He still will have 3 states to reach. Keep it going young one!
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u/iSim27 Jul 16 '22 edited Jul 17 '22
dilute calico (domestic shorthair)
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u/patos_queen Jul 16 '22
I'm fostering a dilute calico that looks exactly like this and my first thought was, "oh, that's smol bignet!"
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u/elysecat Jul 16 '22
My thoughts exactly! One of my favorite coat colors. Also looks a little underfed to my untrained eye. The face looks too skinny. I see kittens a decent amount so that's just a hunch, I'm not a vet.
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u/iSim27 Jul 16 '22
i think it’s fine! some kittens are just a bit lanky/scrawny lookin. i actually am a vet tech at a cat specific vets office :) there’s always a chance it’s underfed but you can’t always tell from a picture like this
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u/Absbor Burmilla Jul 16 '22
street. only 5% of cats have breeds and they come with a neat pedigree too
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u/abcras Jul 16 '22 edited Jul 16 '22
An /r/IllegallySmolCats contender. Be sure to lock it up (snuggle) behind ([it]in) loving bars (arms).
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u/Disastrous-Anything3 Jul 16 '22
Domestic short hair (or long hair, she may get very fluffy as she grows!), regularly shortened to DSH. The color pattern looks like a possibly dilute calico. That color set is usually calico and almost always female!
Certified cutie pie!
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u/Deep-Temporary1221 Jul 16 '22
It's a domestic short hair kitten 🐾
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I don't think this cat is going to have short hair, the fuzz is too long. My vote is domestic long hair.
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u/Maleficent_Depth_517 British Shorthair Jul 16 '22
Head of the itty bitty kitty committee
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u/elysecat Jul 16 '22
Nah, standard issue is brown tabby coloring. This is clearly a dilute calico pattern.
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u/pishko17b Jul 16 '22
The cat (Felis catus) is a domestic species of small carnivorous mammal. It is the only domesticated species in the family Felidae and is often referred to as the domestic cat to distinguish it from the wild members of the family
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u/tangy-orange Jul 16 '22
The colour combination of its fur is called calico / tortoise shell. Calicos are almost exclusively female. No particular breed, so far as I see. Just a long hair domestic / house cat.
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u/mollymakenna Jul 16 '22
Why do people think that literally every cat they come across is a $1500 pedigree 100% Pure Breed Fancy Cat(TM)
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u/thunderonn Jul 16 '22
Does anybody else just block these people right away?
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u/crazyluk2 Jul 16 '22
I just downvote but I don’t get those thousands of people always upvoting this shit. Every second fucking post it’s wHaT bReeD iS mY caT ANd whaT nAmE sHouLd I gIVe HeR??!
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u/cwittyprice Jul 16 '22
She’s a domestic short haired, calico color ❤️. Fun fact most torti and calico cats are female!
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u/Kittinlily Jul 16 '22
I follow a rescuer organization called Tiny Kittens. They care for feral cat colonies. I have seen many litters of kittens on their streams. I think they have referred to ones with this kind of partern as a Torby, sort of a cross look with Tabby and tortoiseshell. Cutie in any case.
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u/whitneybarone Jul 16 '22
Torti or Calico point Grey LHD tabby. Can't tell if it's a macrel or classic. I have one in brown
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u/Thestolenone Oriental Shorthair Jul 16 '22
Domestic Shorthair, the colour looks to be blue tabby tortoiseshell.
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u/Disgruntledpelican15 Jul 16 '22
Looks like a tortoiseshell domesticated shorthair! Torties are little divas with big personalities - good luck 😉
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u/Kaiter-Thug Jul 16 '22
Op, just so you know most house cats are either domestic long hair or short hair. They are not usually a specific breed unless they have specific traits such as super big ears, curled ears, no fur ect. I don’t think people are trying to be rude it’s just this question gets asked a lot on this subreddit whenever 9 times out of 10 it’s just a domesticated long or short hair. :)