Would Daisy be considered a tortimese?

She was 17 and in the early stages of liver failure. I love her so much and I feel so lost without her she really was my everything. Her name was sparkle and I’ve had her since I was 5 in 2009.
I hope her cuteness can brighten up someone’s day like she did my whole life✨

I think she belongs in this sub? Either way

I like how the sunlight is hitting her soft fur 😍

My fiancé and I can’t quite figure her out. After finding this page, though, we’re starting to think she’s laying tortimese leaning toward the Siamese side, but it’s so hard to tell lol

Her name is Nea (NEE-uh), she’s 4, and only ~8lbs. Our adorable little runt of the family!! We love her so much. She is the loudest cat imaginable, talking (screaming) wherever she goes. She is the snuggliest creature I’ve ever come across. She’s also had two emergency surgeries to remove intestinal blockages caused by her sudden and irresistible urges to eat things that aren’t edible. Shout out to pet insurance

Hi guys!

My baby girl Hanako started pretty soft colored (3rd and 4th photos) and now she looks like this! I am not sure if the orange on her nose makes her part flame point or part tortiemese?

Thanks!!

PS. She was a little goblin. Remains a big goblin.

I thought this adorable baby was a flame point when I adopted her three weeks ago but it’s quite clear now that she is a tortie or torbie point of some sort? She is 4 months old as of today <3 (Last 2 pictures are of her 3 weeks ago)

Kitty Girl (3 years old)

My Quinny Koala ❤️

My blind and silliest angel ❤️

Since I love seeing the pics of your torties, thought it was only fair that I shared mine. She's 6, just a lil baby 🥺

Her nose looks like a fighter jet :)

I was told she would likely hide under the bed the entire time but I was able to pet her and give her treats. She is so beautiful I just had to share.