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Okay, so these have been sitting around for far too long unclaimed and I'd like to collect some points for Felidemar so I'm changing the rules here. You can purchase these cats for 500 or 5USD! Also, if you are a watcher and plan to join the group, you may adopt one of these cats for free - HOWEVER, you must fill out the application and put the cat on a sheet drawn by you before you can adopt the cat in this way. I will not issue you the permission to own until you are accepted as a member of the group for free adopts only. Purchasers of the cats for points need not join Felidemar, but may do so if they wish as these designs are preapproved. If you purchase the cat it is yours to do with however you wish; the only restriction is that you may not resell at a greater price than you bought it for out of respect for the artist. Individuals caught doing this will be blacklisted from further purchases of my art (including regular-grade art and group commissions).

To purchase for points, please state here the number you wish to purchase and wait for me to confirm your purchase before donating the points to the widget on my page. Do not send me the points any other way! Once I can confirm you sent the right number of points to the donation widget, I will change the permissions on this page and the cat will be yours!

Note: Previous comments that never were properly responded to or filled out have been hidden - if you were still interested, please reapply again! I was away during most of those comments and couldn't properly respond then. These are no longer available for normal DTA.

Info on the cats

1. Available Toyger. An interesting breed and the founder actually has a good cause behind the creation of the breed (though I still frown upon breeding for physical traits) which is the aim of educating cat lovers and the world about conservation. Also to discourage people from purchasing wild animals for pets. Toygers are being bred to look like little tigers, though they are very far from achieving that goal.

2. Available Blue calico mix-breed longhair. A beautiful color on a beautiful coat, this cat has indeterminate lineage and lovely pale eyes. The clear, mottled patches are signature on bi-color tortoiseshells like this cat and is typically referred to as calico in some registries. Dilute colors make lovely calicos and tortoiseshells.

3. Available Champagne Burmese. Since I used one template for all the cats, the physical features don't match the Burmese, but I love sepia coat patterning, so I made a "champagne" sepia cat. Since sepia is one of the few pointing genes not linked to blue eyes, Burmese typically have gold eyes. This one is no exception.

4. Available Red (Sorrel) Somali. I really love the unique coat patterning of Abyssinians and Somalis, but prefer the longer coat felines so I made this template a Somali. I chose red because it has more even tones than the Usual/Ruddy color. They typically have green eyes, so I chose green for this ones eyes. Red Somalis are actually not genetic reds - their coat color is actually a genetic cinnamon, recessive to black and chocolate (Ruddy).

5. Available Cinnamon(Caramel?) Classic Tabby Munchkin. Munchkins are a newer breed not well known. These cats are born with the short legs that the dog breeds of Corgi and dachshund are known for. However, due to the unique characteristics of the feline spine, they suffer no spinal defects or spinal stress like the dogs do. I chose to do a classic pattern tabby because I love the randomness of the splotches and they make unique shapes. I wanted to do a cinnamon color classic tabby, but could find no cat or reference of the coat color, so I had to guess. This may be closer to a caramel color in the end.

6. Available Random bred Red Van-Patterned Cat. I wanted to do a van pattern, but decided to make an imperfect van than a showable van since the patterning for a showable cat is extremely difficult to achieve. The splash of color on the back of this cat's neck (and the small bit of red below the brow-line) make this cat unshowable. Also note - the whiskers should actually be white, but white wouldn't show up well, so I made them orange so they could be seen.

Image and designs created by me No stealing please.

Description
Okay, so these have been sitting around for far too long unclaimed and I'd like to collect some points for Felidemar so I'm changing the rules here. You can purchase these cats for 500 or 5USD! Also, if you are a watcher and plan to join the group, you may adopt one of these cats for free - HOWEVER, you must fill out the application and put the cat on a sheet drawn by you before you can adopt the cat in this way. I will not issue you the permission to own until you are accepted as a member of the group for free adopts only. Purchasers of the cats for points need not join Felidemar, but may do so if they wish as these designs are preapproved. If you purchase the cat it is yours to do with however you wish; the only restriction is that you may not resell at a greater price than you bought it for out of respect for the artist. Individuals caught doing this will be blacklisted from further purchases of my art (including regular-grade art and group commissions).

To purchase for points, please state here the number you wish to purchase and wait for me to confirm your purchase before donating the points to the widget on my page. Do not send me the points any other way! Once I can confirm you sent the right number of points to the donation widget, I will change the permissions on this page and the cat will be yours!

Note: Previous comments that never were properly responded to or filled out have been hidden - if you were still interested, please reapply again! I was away during most of those comments and couldn't properly respond then. These are no longer available for normal DTA.

Info on the cats

1. Available Toyger. An interesting breed and the founder actually has a good cause behind the creation of the breed (though I still frown upon breeding for physical traits) which is the aim of educating cat lovers and the world about conservation. Also to discourage people from purchasing wild animals for pets. Toygers are being bred to look like little tigers, though they are very far from achieving that goal.

2. Available Blue calico mix-breed longhair. A beautiful color on a beautiful coat, this cat has indeterminate lineage and lovely pale eyes. The clear, mottled patches are signature on bi-color tortoiseshells like this cat and is typically referred to as calico in some registries. Dilute colors make lovely calicos and tortoiseshells.

3. Available Champagne Burmese. Since I used one template for all the cats, the physical features don't match the Burmese, but I love sepia coat patterning, so I made a "champagne" sepia cat. Since sepia is one of the few pointing genes not linked to blue eyes, Burmese typically have gold eyes. This one is no exception.

4. Available Red (Sorrel) Somali. I really love the unique coat patterning of Abyssinians and Somalis, but prefer the longer coat felines so I made this template a Somali. I chose red because it has more even tones than the Usual/Ruddy color. They typically have green eyes, so I chose green for this ones eyes. Red Somalis are actually not genetic reds - their coat color is actually a genetic cinnamon, recessive to black and chocolate (Ruddy).

5. Available Cinnamon(Caramel?) Classic Tabby Munchkin. Munchkins are a newer breed not well known. These cats are born with the short legs that the dog breeds of Corgi and dachshund are known for. However, due to the unique characteristics of the feline spine, they suffer no spinal defects or spinal stress like the dogs do. I chose to do a classic pattern tabby because I love the randomness of the splotches and they make unique shapes. I wanted to do a cinnamon color classic tabby, but could find no cat or reference of the coat color, so I had to guess. This may be closer to a caramel color in the end.

6. Available Random bred Red Van-Patterned Cat. I wanted to do a van pattern, but decided to make an imperfect van than a showable van since the patterning for a showable cat is extremely difficult to achieve. The splash of color on the back of this cat's neck (and the small bit of red below the brow-line) make this cat unshowable. Also note - the whiskers should actually be white, but white wouldn't show up well, so I made them orange so they could be seen.

Image and designs created by me No stealing please.