Absolutely! The gender of a cat has nothing to do with the coloring. Cats can be different colors and designs based on their breeds. Foe example, tabbies tend to have brown, black, orange, and silver stripes and can have more than one color. Tabbies are about 50/50 on female and male. Calico and tortiseshell cats tend to have brown, white, black, cream, and orange splotches all over them. Calicos tend to have a very high presentage of females and a very low percentage of males. (Note: Tabbies and Calicos are NOT cat breeds. They are types of fur patterns that occur on certain breeds of cats. For example, American/Domestic Shorthairs can be tabby or calico, but Siamese will never have tabby or calico patterns. They will only have pointed areas with solid colors.)
tom
This information is unknown, but his mother was goldenflower I am another user: It is unknown but seeing swiftpaw was black and white. Goldenflower was pale ginger it might have been: Darkstripe- sleek black and grey tabby tom. Longtail- Pale tabby tom with dark black stripes. Seeing they have similar pelt colors.
Jerry is the mouse. He is known for his cleverness, cunning and knack for outsmarting and escaping Tom.
The cat belonging to Tom
Thomas "Tom" Cat
Jerry is the mouse, Tom's a cat, tom cat, you see. Yes, and Jerry is the mouse. this is how 2 remember: tomcat is a type of cat so tom is the name of the cat in tom and Jerry
A male cat is also called a tom cat.
Tom Cat was created in 1940.
It is called a Tom - as in a Tom Cat.
Tom is the cat
Poppyfrost's kits, Molewhisker and Cherryfall, are described as fluffy, light brown tabby cats. Molewhisker is a tom with amber eyes, while Cherryfall is a she-cat with a sleek pelt like their mother.
A male cat is called a tom and a female cat is called a molly.