RIP Happenstance (Happy)

Don't ask me why because I don't think the cats color necessarily means much vs how they act (maybe it does?) but if we get another one I have wanted for it to be an orange one.... Up until the last 2 which have both been black we've had mostly a mix of grayish tiger striped ones over the years. One had "bullseye" markings/ dark and light gray.. we called him target.
Before monster and Gizmo our past cats all seem to have lasted 13-14 years. Monster died at 16 and that's what Gizmo is currently, and still going. All of them we have had have been fixed males except for one and our " tiger" who was our only female cat of the bunch was more withdrawn than any of the males
Orange cats are like this. The males are more robust than the females. The female orange woos are often plagued with health issues. I don't know why that is, but we've seen it first hand with ours and with friend's cats too. The orange females often don't lats very long. There are exceptions it seems, but by and large, that's how it is.