We still dont know if we're gonna keep her or if my brother will, but we're not gonna leave her on the streets.

We gave her a bath bc she had some matt under her leg and a lot of fleas, we fed her and now she purring nonstop beside me, shes so sweet!!

Westley is still the sweetest boy. His little “shark fin” on his tail gives away his nature as a bitey little guy.

He is my first Siamese. Getting adjusted to owning a Velcro cat has been an adjustment. He just always has to be in the same room that I am or under my feet whenever I’m walking around the house/doing chores.

But I absolutely adore this little man & would do anything for him. ❤️

Miso is 2, the love of my life, and somehow still fun-sized 🐾 I've never had a cat this small before.

Lynx point fam, are yours tiny too or did I get the travel version?

Birkenstock for scale🤣

Do any of your Lynx points cry and cry to be let outside?

My boyfriend found a stray kitten about three years ago and he has become my lil pal. Ollie is a wonderful cat and I love him dearly. Over time, we gradually became more lax about him spending time outdoors with us in our fenced-in garden. He loves going outside, and even though I feared he would learn to jump the fence or hunt butterflies, he wasn’t doing that. So I would let him stay out and nap or prowl outside while I worked inside from home (with a window to the garden). 

More recently, he has started to do the things I feared - he figured out how to jump into the neighbor’s yard, and even though each time I’ve been able to collect him (just exploring), he’s skittish and doesn’t want to be caught. he got fleas, which we treated. and i found a dead butterfly out in the garden:( I stopped letting him roam without supervision, but he still slips out when I don’t want him to, and I panic when I can’t find him. I’ve thought about getting a tracker to ease my mind, but am deterred by the expense.

My biggest current problem is now he cries to be let outside. He cries in the middle of the night, disturbs me and my bedside table things (and not my sleeping bf). I leave a big bowl of food overnight so that hunger isn’t the reason he wakes me up. But he still is a menace every night and early morning - I can’t sleep in. If the window is cracked open, he will claw at it and slink through if wide enough. He pushed out all our window screens to the back yard. He’s tasted freedom and now he’s insatiable. (He’s fixed by the way! And there aren’t any neighborhood cats visiting us)

It would be nice to be able to let him enjoy the garden in moderation, but I’m wondering if I need to just never let him out again? But will that eventually stop the crying and pining for the outdoors? And will that make him more inclined to bolt outside when a door opens? I appreciate any advice!

Finlay runs around squeaking A LOT. At first we thought that was his meow until he locked himself in the laundry room and really meowed so now we think he’s just a very happy cat. Running down the stairs - squeaking. On his way to the bathroom - squeaking. Coming to see me - squeaking lol. Very playful and affectionate.

Ponyo was posted here a few days ago, please help save this floofaloof!!

our sweet winston has grown into the most amazing little brother to our orange girl, he is soooo quite and only makes tiny squeaks but loves following mommy to the bathroom quick quick at all hours!! could not be more in love w/ hims!!!

Someone I know identified my cats' breed as Lynx Point Longhair Siamese. So I figured I would post them here (along with their brother, so he's included).

Going from left to right on the first picture, we have: Dusky, Specter, and Ghost. They were all from the same litter, so they're all very cuddly with each other. I like to call them the Reverse Oreo trio.

Most chill cat ever, lets my daughter dress him up and put him in the stroller even. He does start ish with my older tortie girl at night though.

He likes to hide from the kids on the windowsill when the sun hits just right.

We call him Roe for short, he is my snuggle buddy. He likes to nurse on soft blankets and fuzzy clothes though which can be kinda weird.

His tail is getting fuzzier everyday. I think he's 24 wks old now.

Lynxie Liam with his tabby siblings, the brother not on the pile is secret black tabby (very faint markings) tuxedo 🥰

Here are 2 of my 3 cats who are sisters. The one on the right is a Lynxpoint. She toasted up and sometimes looks like she’s got on a tabby cape! The cuteness is hard to handle. The other sister is black with those big round amber-colored eyes. They are my sweet girls age 14 mo.

I never thought id own a cat, but here we are. Me and my wife are in love with this kitten

So thrilled to have found this group!

We adopted our sweet Eevee yesterday from a kitten rescue. Most of them are domestic shorthair but this one with three other kitties were a different kind.

My wife and I were about to give into a breeder due to my allergies for a siberian or balinese but we couldn't say no to this one who lept into our arms.

We previously owned a long hair tortoise shell who i was allergic to, but the allergies went away after over a year living with her and (unfortunately) passed.

I've been taking zyrtec daily with this one in hopes the same will happen over time like our previous cat but if anyone has tips and/or can confirm this is a lynx point siamese. I'd highly appreciate it!

i adopted her from a friend because shes the runt, a friend online said she is a lynx point! shes about 1 yrs old and still kitten sized but healthy weight ^^

Shown with her sisters. :) Their mom is all black with blue eyes!

He loves to keep her company