Possibly..
But not necessarily so. I would bet that the black kitty and the orange kitty are both males and the gray/cream/whatever kitty is a female.
My memory could be off in some of the details but as I remember, it is the X chromosome that carries the color gene. The Y in the male has no color gene, and to get your multicolored blotchy (calico, tortoiseshell, etc) you need two different color genes - say the orange gene on one X and the black gene on the other X..
In normal places a mammal possessing two X chromosomes is a female, it is only the higher mammals of the Homo Whatever species that seem to have a problem with that (can't call 'em Sapiens because they aren't). Thus female cats can exhibit a wide range of combos from their two color genes while males are stuck with the black, white, orange and dilutants (browns and grays for instance - a dilute black..)
If not totally correct the above is at least the general idea. I tried to find where I read that (researched it once due to a discussion on the possibility of a male calico cat - yes it's possible but it would be sterile and have a messed up gene pattern something like XXY or similar) but at the moment the source has fallen into the cracks in the interwebs..
And on an unrelated note, re: your tagline, if you take the entire Psalm, there seem to be some other applicable verses you could choose to pray for that particular person ;-)
Thank you for ALL that info, NC.