What breed is my cat? (Pics included)?

Question

we found her behind a dumpster and an extremly young age. She is nearly too now what breed do you think she is. We thick she might be a ragamuffin but we're not sure.

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Thanks!

oh yeah here name is Gordy and she is a female (Duh)

i didnt mean ragdoll

she is very light and the usual size she looks bigger cause all the fluff

her hair isnt that long its mediam hair that gets longer as it gets to the tail but its evening out a bit

i dont care what breed she is, I wound never ever sell her but shes gorgess and we are just curios i'm still pretty sure she looks like a ragamuffin but i've been looking up some of the breeds you guys mentioned and she looks pretty like them

Answer 1

I think that Gordy is just a regular old domestic longhair. Not that there's anything wrong with regular cats, but I just don't think she is a special breed. She is a very pretty cat though... I like those super long whiskers she has!! I would also like to point out that it is not entirely uncommon to come across a purebred cat or dog as a stray... a friend of mine has a farm, and stupid a** people come and drop off litters of kittens often. My sister adopted "Lucky" from this farm after someone dropped off a litter of Siamese cats in the dead of winter... all but one (hence, Lucky) died, and Lucky was near death and is epileptic due to exposure. Not to worry though, he is an awesome cat and takes his phenobarbitol and rarely has seizures. But my point is that people do this kind of crap and purebred animals can often be found in shelters and on the streets. Anyway, you have a great cat whether she has a pedigree or not!!! And you saved her from the streets, which makes her even more special!

Answer 2

Gordy looks like a domestic longhair to me. She's very pretty. Lots of websites show pictures of various breeds.
Wouldn't she have blue eyes if she was a ragdoll or ragamuffin? Breed doesn't matter anyway, unless you are looking for specific qualities - even then breed's no guarantee!

Answer 3

From the shape of her head, her markings and color I said Gordy looks to be a American long hair tabby. It is somewhat rare to find a female orange cat.

You didn't say how much she weighs because she could also have some Main Coon cat if she is really large.

Very cute kitty!

Answer 4

She is most likely a mixed breed long haired cat - called a domestic long hair and she is in an orange tabby color. The breed you were talking about is called a ragdoll. They are very expensive and usually only available from breeders.

Answer 5

Gordy is simply a longhair domestic cat. A mix of of several.
Babycakes.finster@ yahoo.ca. I have a black dom. longhair. No specific breed. Like this helps!

Answer 6

Looks to me like an orange tabby (coloring), domestic medium hair kitty. Very cute

Answer 7

a very cute kitten breed. = 0 )

probably a 'mut', but a cute one. just a normal long hair cat.

& a pure breed cat COULD be found behind a dumpster ... stranger things have happen!!!

Answer 8

kinda appears like a kinfolk short hair with some siamese inspect the long hands.... mine is almost the comparable. and if he's amazingly vocal that should deffinetly lock interior the section siamese....

Answer 9

She is a lovely cat but I'm afraid shes only a moggy.

Answer 10

doll face pershion or turkish vanor terkish ograh i got the same problem and i think mine and ur cats are the same
breed but soo many people say diffrend stuff and it pisses me off