My name is
jinx!

Meet Jinx, a beautiful calico with a playful spirit and a heart full of love. She’s sweet, affectionate, and always ready for cuddles. Jinx will bring joy and warmth to any home with her loving personality and gentle nature.
Here are some fun facts about calico cats:

Unique Coat Patterns: Calicos are known for their distinctive, colorful coats, which feature a combination of white, black, and orange (or sometimes gray and cream). No two calicos have the exact same pattern, making each one unique.

Mostly Female: Around 99% of calico cats are female. This is because the genes responsible for the calico coat pattern are located on the X chromosome, and since females have two X chromosomes, they are more likely to exhibit the calico pattern.

A Symbol of Luck: In many cultures, calico cats are considered symbols of good fortune and prosperity. In Japan, the "Maneki-neko" (lucky cat) is often depicted as a calico cat.

Temperament: While each cat is unique, many calicos are known for their independent yet affectionate personalities. They can be playful, sassy, and loving, often forming strong bonds with their owners.

Long Lifespan: Calicos tend to live long, healthy lives, and many are known for their spunky and energetic nature well into their senior years.

Rare Male Calicos: Male calicos are incredibly rare, making up only about 1 in 3,000 calico cats. They are usually sterile due to a genetic condition called Klinefelter syndrome.

A Calico’s Coat Can Change: Over time, a calico cat’s coat can shift in color and pattern. Their fur may become lighter or darker as they age, adding to their charm and mystery.

visit her at Cats and Comics Rescue
136 E. 9th st. Upland, CA 91786
hours: Open Daily 10am-9pm