So I went to the adoption centre

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Theoretically to look at the second hand cat carriers they had for sale. And by some witchcraft I now have a third cat.

She is a 12year old long haired love machine who has had to have ear surgery which makes her look like Dobby the house elf. Her name is Sasha and I pick her up tomorrow!

Naturally I am banned from returning to the adoption centre unsupervised by my OH ever again.

They've not met yet. The girl kitten is still way to terrified - won't let us stroke her yet so taking it slow. She took a while with our last cat but he was a bit older than them and is sadly no longer with us.

She looks like a rare breed sheep, she's gorgeous! I have a " difficult to re-home" too and he's the best cat ever

Definitely - if that's what it is, any 'complete' food should supply enough tyrosine and all the essential amino acids. As she replaces her coat the new hairs should grow in black. There are other things that can cause depigmentation but AFAIK they are much rarer.

Mine was brown/red and is now black!