Like previous posters have said, point coloring is not unique to Siamese. Here's our seal point boy on the day he was adopted almost eight years ago. He was a feral that my GF's parents were taking care of.

He used to bite ankles at night, and he was so small that he could get under the bedroom door of her crooked old apartment after we'd thrown him out!

Here he is today.

20+ pounds. Me and the GF have been living together for about seven years. At his impressive girth, he definitely cannot fit under the bedroom door of any apartment, no matter how old and crooked. He has, thankfully, stopped biting ankles at night. He also got quite a bit toastier over the years (as seal points do).

Definitely has point coloration in the coat, but Siamese cats have more angular faces and lanky bodies, though I'm not sure how much that shows in kittens. Wish you'd kept the sweet lil guy!

I have a Siamese (well, I think; she looks like one but I don't know anything about cat genetics).

One thing I think is interesting is that, when she came to us, she looked very much like your picture. The older she got, though, the more the dark coloration from her nose migrated and spread.


Now she looks like this. (Please try to ignore my disheveled hair. A recent surgery has reduced my opportunities to shower.)

edit: My wife likes to describe our pets by their apparent flavor. Ripley, shown above, is s'more flavored. Another cat, a striped one another lemming once described as "standard issue cat," hasn't been given a flavor. Instead, because she has one white toe, she "stepped in milk."

That looks like a Ragdoll. I adopted one years ago, she looked similar. Here’s a pic of her when I got her:

She grew up to look like this:

regardless of the breed it could be a colorpoint kitten, for reference here is my (british) colorpoint girl as a baby:

Kinda looks like our ragdoll when she was little...

Here is mine with similar colouration (and looked more like yours when she was that age) who I believe is not Siamese. I’m not sure what her mix is, but I have a feeling she’s not purebred and I’m doubtful she has Siamese in her.

Looks like a ragdoll. I had one, he would purr like crazy with the smallest bit of attention

What? The cat distribution system called on you, and you refused it!

AAAAAAAAAAAA

You lost out on nearly two decades of the best friendship ever. Don't ever do that again.