They’re a light orange-yellow color that stands in contrast to her dark orange and black fur. This tortie Maine Coon cat’s fur is undeniably lovely, but her striking eyes draw the most attention. This Alabama-based tortoiseshell Maine Coon cat has garnered attention on social media for her “split” face black on one side, orange on the other. Usually, the term “two-faced” has no good connotations at all, but when we’re talking about Ophelia, it refers to a unique beauty. It’s impossible to know precisely the color pattern her coat will take as she grows up, but even if she has one little spot of orange on her body, she qualifies as a tortie. This kitten looks almost all black, but if you look closely, you can see some orange fur coming in around her mane, ears, and mouth. She lives in France with her very stylish owner and enjoys all the perks of being a social media cat. Her pictures show that besides being extra fluffy, she’s quite a large cat. Sissy is a black tortie Maine Coon cat with plenty of personality. It features light gray with darker gray stripes and just a touch of orange on her face. She looks happy, healthy, intelligent, and alert. This tortie tabby Maine Coon kitten has a bright future ahead of her. This adorable kitty cat lives in Rotterdam and has several four-legged siblings to share her life with. Diva Image source: Instagramĭiva has such a great face, and her bright fur has many intricate patterns. This Washington-USA-based tortie Maine Coon loves wearing bows and neckerchiefs, playing outside, and enjoying the adoration of her thousands of Instagram followers. Maddie Image source: Instagramįrom her gingery long fur to her fancy bow to her seafoam green eyes, Maddie is an explosion of color. It makes her beautiful coloring even more defined. Look out, ’cause here comes Lina! You’ll notice Lina has shorter hair than many Maine Coon cats, but it’s just one variation you may find among this breed. In this photo, she’s clearly enjoying a much-deserved nap. Is it a big, fuzzy hat? A pile of dryer lint? Nope! It’s Storm, a dilute tortoiseshell Maine Coon cat who lives in Hampshire, UK. She likes to hear all the nice things her fans say about her, and she especially enjoys playing with the fun toys they send. Nairobi here has earned herself that level of fame. Some social media cats are so popular they get gifts and fanmail from their followers. We imagine Sana lives a fun, elegant life in her apartment in Paris. Among her more adorable traits are her huge green eyes which, along with her tapered face shape, give her the appearance of always being surprised. Sana is a tortie Maine Coon who resides in Paris, France.

This smokey gray color Dolly has is one of the alternatives to black you might find on a tortie Maine coon. Hello, Dolly! With her rare coloring, graceful pose, and silky long fur, she makes the perfect model. She belongs to a household of Maine Coon enthusiasts in Poland, and she has nine cat siblings to play with. Marcelina here rocks her long fluffy Maine with grace and pride. Maine Coons have a regal, lion-like appearance even when they’re torties. It looks as though she’s passed down her tortie genes to make some mini-me’s! 6. This tortie Maine Coon cat is discovering the joys of being a mom. Just like people contour with makeup to enhance or hide specific features, cats with different colored facial fur can fool the eye. Sometimes, the fur coloring makes the cat’s face look as though it has a unique shape. Tortoiseshell Maine Coons can come in so many different patterns. We wish her the best and hope she’s doing well in her new home. This Turkish Maine Coon appears primarily gray, but the one spot of light orange gives her away she’s definitely a tortie! As you can see, she’s ready to travel. Madrona is a majestic Maine Coon cat from Felis Amiranda Cattery in Croatia Long-haired tortoiseshell cats have such a mysterious look! Their coloring already makes them a bit of a camouflage artist, but the long fur adds yet another cloak of intrigue. This little kitten is different from her ginger siblings, and her mix of black and orange makes her extra special. The gene that causes red fur is necessary to make a tortoiseshell cat. Jump to:Ī tortie can be born from two solid-colored parents as long as one is red. That’s why we decided to list the 33 Maine coons for adoption. Be it their poise, their straightforward look, or their fur and colors you’ll find a ton of reasons to adopt one. Tortie Maine coons are some of the more particular cats there are, and it’s hard not to love them if only for that. Depending on how you feel about them, tortie Maine coons may be intimidating, cute, or outright elegant.

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