We're cat people, too. We had two until we lost the oldest last March (we'd had her 12 years, but she wasn't a kitten when we got her). Now we have four:).
Our oldest (calico) fetches and returns, as well as the tortie siamese (not a true siamese, but I think they are called color points?-bright blue eyes, seal point siamese head, tail, body and markings, but tortie markings on paws and face-beautiful). We got the siamese last (my fathers day gift, but my wife's cat;)). She doesn't know she isn't invincible (hence the mangled hind foot and continued lack of any sense at all:)).
We've got an orange male tabby, too. He's a lush and does very much the same as in the pics. When he was younger (almost a year old now), he would pee somewhere if he didn't ge to go out or get fed on his schedule. We've fixed hat problem;).
Our other is a Havana Brown mix. Her mother was the only Havana Brown I've ever actually seen. She is the most interesting cat to study I've ever had. Really short and stout tail, short brown fur (maybe 3/4" max anywhere) with tabby markings. She is the sketchiest I've ever seen, too. Any sound causes a lightening fast reaction. She can jump like no othes we've had either.
All but the Calie came from the humane society last May (the Dots was a pound kitty from college;)). Some of the best cats out there;).
