Cats come in so many different colors, and sometimes, the cats are so many different colors. No two cats look exactly alike, but they can be more unusual than others sometimes. It’s all random!

One cat won the lottery when it comes to cool coat colors, though. She’s half orange, half other colors, and wholly adorable with her little paws:

The Jacket Cat literally looks like someone stole two cats and managed to stitch them together. She’s just so perfect, and she really does look like he’s wearing a jacket! My favorite part are her sweet patchwork paws, which are mostly white with little bits of orange.

It looks like she’s been dipped in marshmallow fluff to top off her already perfect appearance! Her name is Kitty, and she’s a Calico cat. People have called her everything from orange to Tortoiseshell, but she’s just a Calico.

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It is interesting how striped her front legs are, though! She looks like a half-orange, half-tuxedo cat, not a Calico! They usually have a more even mixture of colors but not Kitty, She’s truly one-of-a-kind!

She might be unique in her looks, but she’s a classic cat. This precious girl is as chatty as they come, and while she doesn’t have any revolutionary opinions just yet, they’re coming. Right now, she does a whole lot of meowing about nothing:

I would sit around and talk to this girl all day, if only so I could stare at her and her patchwork paws!

Calico Cats Are Very Vocal

There’s a lot of debate when it comes to whether certain-colored cats behave differently than others. Scientifically, there’s no evidence to back up the idea that they do, but anecdotally, people swear they do! Calico cats are no exception.

Most cat lovers describe Calico cats as:

2. Affectionate, yet independent.

Kitty is definitely all of those things. Plus, of course, she’s ridiculously beautiful!

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This story was originally published by Parade Pets on Dec 25, 2025, where it first appeared in the Pet News section. Add Parade Pets as a Preferred Source by clicking here.