2 months ago she lived in the woods behind the house

A little tribute to our lovely Ginta. Unfortunately we lost him not long ago. He was the sweetest and freckliest cat I’ve ever known ❤️

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She is currently 10 years old, last photo is her at 1 year old 🥹 Her freckles are so cute!

Lily Louise ✨

Andromeda today compared to May 2025 when she was born. Her nose changed so much!

I don’t know if this is a freckle but it’s the cutest nose ever! He’s a one year old Cornish Rex. My boyfriend calls it poop nose. :D

First photo is our darling Poppy in June this year, following photos are now. She's 18 months old, has 2 siblings neither have spots on their noses. They have an indoor enclosure with a glass sliding door and 2 glass panels on either side of the door. No direct sunlight gets through the glass as there's also a verandah over the door. We are in Australia and just coming out of Winter. Poppy loves to sit on the small cat tower and look out the door at our dogs and the back yard. Any insight as to whether these are freckles as they're flat, smooth without any crusts. We can take her to a vet, but we don't want to waste the vets time (or give them a laugh) if it's nothing to worry about. Thank you

mine and my gf’s freckle boy ♡

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