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Bi-Amese -- body is pale lavender (or pink, it's so pale it's hard to pinpoint). Inner part of the ears, lower front legs, and tail all have the same pattern of fuchsia, lavender, indigo in stripes top to bottom. The fuchsia and indigo stripes are twice as wide as the lavender in the center. The kitty's mouth is wide open showing a pink tongue. The entire pin is outlined in gold-tone, so the points are actually gold.

Google shows me Birmans where the outer ear is dark grey, and gently shades to light gray inside the ear, while the body is a slightly dirty white. The pin, on the other hand, shows a beige body, the front paws holding a pride flag, big smile and a bandana around its neck with the word "ALLY." The ears and tail are both brown, with sprouts of not-white-not-beige hair showing inside.

You didn't ask but I have to tell you that the Corgi is butt-first, with a very large three-equal-stripe pan heart covering its butt, and it's turning its head back over to look at us and check if we think it's cute enough. Yes, it's cute enough--its pink tongue is almost as big as its ears.

Maine coon body is exactly the color of chocolate ice cream. Num.