Okay, long story short, I need a toy of a white cat with black spots as a prop. Now, I figure, that shouldn't be too hard to find, right?Wrong.Even though you always see white cat with black spots, actually finding pictures or anything of them is really hard. Tuxedo cats and 10 a penny, but these cats? Gah.So it looks like I'm having to buy a white cat toy and aint bits of it black. Can anyone help by posting some pics? And also to prove these cats really do exist.Not my cat, btw. Just a random pic I found.
Get a white toy cat, paint spots on it.
This is my cat, I know she has the brown aswell, but I thought it might help a little.
My cat has ear markings that are close to identical to those of the OP cat.
>>158605Here's another of that cat. Her name is Sophie.
Are you trying to find a cat with dalmatian-like spots? That won't happen. There is only one form of many-spotted domestic cat: the spotted tabby. A silver spotted tabby may come close to what you are looking for, but I don't remember ever seeing a white and black.
>>158631I think he means a run-off-the-mill white cats with black blotches. I don't think there are any plush cats like that.