Join the Red Headed League!

Come on all you Reds, Oranges, Gingers and Tortoiseshells this page is just for you. Being a bright Orange cat myself I am very interested in the promotion of all cats that share my beautiful colour so if you send me your photograph I will include it in the Orange Box.
E-mail me at: purrindylan@blueyounder.co.uk .

Two Orange Men for the price of one - even if this Garfield is a toy! Misha, an Orange & White just like my nephew Demetrius is clearly very interested in this curious toy.
Red Rufus is a cat who knows how to have a good time. He has an enclosed garden where he enjoys climbing the trellis.

Tigger, the Orange man, is admiring his winning card at the Chester & North Wales Show. All Orange cats are special, but Tigger is extra special as believe it or not this ‘110% moggie’ has blue eyes!
This is Jasmine aka Tiger Lilly, the Tortoiseshell and White. She lives with 5 other cats and some Shetland Sheep Dogs. Her hobbies include ‘kneeding’ and dribbling.

Jaffa, the Orange & White boy is a very cute 12 week old kitten. He lives in the English county of Leicestershire with Lily, a 13 year old tabby who is busy teaching him all the tricks in the book. I am very pleased to here he loves to climb only he climbs a yucca plant and not trees. Jaffa, who is also known as ‘Jaffa the Gaffer’ enjoys watching television when he finds time to relax.
Marvelously marked Flynn was a rescue cat who was found at a service station close to death. It turned out that he had been poisoned. Thankfully, he pulled through and now lives in Leicestershire like Jaffa. In the picture is also Adam, who is neither a cat nor Red, but wait! ‘Adom’ is the Hebrew word for red, so he is close to Orange World membership.

These are the Four Faces of Pearl. Pearl is a dilute Calico who just will not stay still for her photograph. She has a reputation for being ‘difficult’ and even with about ten attempts to take her picture Uncle Ian could not get one that was good, so here you get four for the price of one.
This is Talulah, the Tortoiseshell Tabby. She is a very talkative cat. Non of my family say much at all.

Texas is a fine looking Orange & White man. I hope he will be celebrating every March 2nd for Texas Independence Day.
This is Rory the Maine Coon in the Great Outdoors, I wonder if he enjoys climbing as much as I do? Rory’s full name is Syltonia Diamond Rory, he is 13 months old, has an awful lot to say for himself and like all Orange cats is very lovable.

Whiskey is an Orange Persian from the seaside town of Lytham St. Annes in Lancashire. Here she is waiting expectantly for food. Whiskey is actually a lover of curry - I think that is Indian and not Chinese curry!
Nelson was born with one eye which was not properly developed and it had to be removed, but that has not stopped him from enjoying his hobbies of sleeping and climbing.

Willy is is and Orange and White Persian from New Zealand. Snagglepuss Wallanda is his proper name and he is nearly a year old. Like me, Willy has had quite a deal of show sucess. Willy shares his home with Mr Magoo who is now 15 years old, and brothers, Puttypants and Boogy Boy
This is Penny from the Island of Lewis, in the Outer Hebrides of Scotland. Penny is so called because he is the colour of a new penny.

Two Orange Men for the price of one - even if this Garfield is a toy! Misha, an Orange & White just like my nephew Demetrius is clearly very interested in this curious toy.		Red Rufus is a cat who knows how to have a good time. He has an enclosed garden where he enjoys climbing the trellis.
Tigger, the Orange man, is admiring his winning card at the Chester & North Wales Show. All Orange cats are special, but Tigger is extra special as believe it or not this ‘110% moggie’ has blue eyes!		This is Jasmine aka Tiger Lilly, the Tortoiseshell and White. She lives with 5 other cats and some Shetland Sheep Dogs. Her hobbies include ‘kneeding’ and dribbling.
Jaffa, the Orange & White boy is a very cute 12 week old kitten. He lives in the English county of Leicestershire with Lily, a 13 year old tabby who is busy teaching him all the tricks in the book. I am very pleased to here he loves to climb only he climbs a yucca plant and not trees. Jaffa, who is also known as ‘Jaffa the Gaffer’ enjoys watching television when he finds time to relax.		Marvelously marked Flynn was a rescue cat who was found at a service station close to death. It turned out that he had been poisoned. Thankfully, he pulled through and now lives in Leicestershire like Jaffa. In the picture is also Adam, who is neither a cat nor Red, but wait! ‘Adom’ is the Hebrew word for red, so he is close to Orange World membership.
These are the Four Faces of Pearl. Pearl is a dilute Calico who just will not stay still for her photograph. She has a reputation for being ‘difficult’ and even with about ten attempts to take her picture Uncle Ian could not get one that was good, so here you get four for the price of one.		This is Talulah, the Tortoiseshell Tabby. She is a very talkative cat. Non of my family say much at all.
Texas is a fine looking Orange & White man. I hope he will be celebrating every March 2nd for Texas Independence Day.		This is Rory the Maine Coon in the Great Outdoors, I wonder if he enjoys climbing as much as I do? Rory’s full name is Syltonia Diamond Rory, he is 13 months old, has an awful lot to say for himself and like all Orange cats is very lovable.
Whiskey is an Orange Persian from the seaside town of Lytham St. Annes in Lancashire. Here she is waiting expectantly for food. Whiskey is actually a lover of curry - I think that is Indian and not Chinese curry!		Nelson was born with one eye which was not properly developed and it had to be removed, but that has not stopped him from enjoying his hobbies of sleeping and climbing.
Willy is is and Orange and White Persian from New Zealand. Snagglepuss Wallanda is his proper name and he is nearly a year old. Like me, Willy has had quite a deal of show sucess. Willy shares his home with Mr Magoo who is now 15 years old, and brothers, Puttypants and Boogy Boy		This is Penny from the Island of Lewis, in the Outer Hebrides of Scotland. Penny is so called because he is the colour of a new penny.