Talkative torties

We have a rescue Tortie cat called Daphne from a Cat's rescue place, named after the lady whose door she came to in a storm. She is the most wonderful, loving, fascinating cat I have ever known with the deepest and softest fur strokeable. We have three other cats who are all loved equally but she is so vocal with chirrups, prrrrupts and whooo-whooo noises so that you can almost have a conversation with her (yes - I do have an imaginary one but it works). Whatever you say, she will respond appropriately. When she first appears in the morning, she makes her greeting noise and gets stroked accordingly; she is, at the moment, calmly lying on the carpet by my side waiting for me to feed the geese. When I go to get my wellies on, she is there by the door and will bound with great enthusiasm (as she does everything with a passion) out towards the hen/goose pen - then she'll disappear only to come back when I go back in. She, as all the others, have full run of the house and will often go to sleep and snore in her basket in my bedroom at night. She is so my friend. Just wanted to share the delight of having her with you all.

I had no idea a torty could be like this.

Lucy the Siamese could talk for England, and she can really tell me off when she thinks I'm doing something wrong  (like sitting at the desk so she can't get on my lap )

when she comes in through the catflap she calls out to find out where you are, and gets really cross if you don't answer her

She sounds just like Freya our tortie

All 4 of ours came from CPL, 2 sets of sibling a year apart.  One tabby, one black, sister and brother then ginger and tortie also sister and brother and they're all very vocal

I'd never had cats before so I thought all cats were like this but apparently not

Have you put her picture on the Pets Gallery yet?