Your Flame Point Siamese CatsA number of visitors have submitted stories and photos of their flame point Siamese cats and kittens, so I thought it would be fun to collect them all together on one page.Follow the links to read each individual visitor's story about their own flame or red point. There you'll find adoption stories, learn why some cats are called what they're called, discover cats who do tricks, and even a cat who used telepathy to 'call' a new owner to them. Many thanks to everyone who sent these stories in! *************** Like to know more about flame points? Just follow these links.You'll find lots of information on all the different Siamese cat colors as well as separate pages on the flame point Siamese cat and the *************** Click on the pictures, or the names beside them, to find out more about each of the cats. 
Milky's a kitten who likes to play hide-and-go-seek! 
Vanilla's another flame point Siamese who likes hiding – generally when there are people around. He also does tricks and high-fives. 
Mischief was a free kitten whose owner thought he was an all-white cat at first – his flamepoint markings didn't show up in the picture advertising him. 
Jazz the flame point kitten turned up very late one night outside a house in Alabama. Shaking, frightened, and hungry, this little rescue soon made his mark on the whole household, including the (very much larger) Coonhound. 
Princess, like many others of this breed, is a 'shoulder' cat (and she likes laps, too.) 
Savannah's a real Southern Belle. Just as beautiful, smart and wilful as any Scarlett O'Hara! 
Chaos brought a certain amount of havoc to her household, which includes another cat called Hotrod and a bunny called Bugzzy the Mobster!
Dara used to be a Brazilian 'street cat', until her talent for telepathy found her her 'forever home'.
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