Sex Change

So I got this new kitty last week. His name was Prince, but now his name is Breeny. Because he really is a HE, it turns out that my orange cat Auggie is not a HE but is a SHE. So now we have to try to call her Audry and it's not easy. It's also not easy to stop calling HIM a HE and switch to calling HER a SHE.

Now somebody might ask why did you you think that Ms. Audry is a she and not a he? Well there are a few reasons, one is the urban myth that ALL orange kitties are MALE, but see a few years back I had this cat named Cutie that was orange and WAS a female ~ so I should have not assumed that. The other reason Audry was assumed to be male is because of her size. She's 12lbs, plus she has this thing for humping the places before she lays down. (Audry is my first cat out of six that did that)(Breeny does this too now)(he also likes to do this with dirty clothes).

Sam, my boyfriend would say over and over that Auggie was not a boy, but a girl. This is also the other reason that I assumed Auggie was a boy and not a girl, was because the VET told me he was a BOY. I guess that because I never (until Breeny) had a boy cat that I never knew what a boy cat looked like (under the tail) But see, I never really bothered to "look" at Auggies area, because when he would go to the box, he was sooooo messy compared to Cinders.

The last reason, NOBODY that ever came over and saw my friendly cats EVER said, or corrected me that Audry was a girl and not a boy. Now unless the California vets here do something barbaric and make the boys looks like girls (poor kitties) I'm going to have to think that Audry is a girl from now on, my only problem is getting used to him being a girl now and not a boy. lol.

Here's my kitties, you can see more of them on flickr