Category: Ragdoll Rescue
The worst has happened. For some reason, you are forced to re-home your cat. Whatever the reason, you have to take your next steps carefully
People looking to adopt an adult/senior Ragdoll can find them in a variety of places. There are a number of Ragdoll-specific rescues around the country; shelters often have Ragdolls, though they may be mislisted.
Merlin’s Hope Ragdoll Rescue, in conjunction with a DFW area cat rescue, intends to apply for 501c3 status in the next year. They are looking for someone to help them complete the 501c3 paperwork.
Pandora is a pure-bred, seal-mitted Ragdoll, born February 18, 2003, at a New York breeder. Today she is seven years old. Her story might not be what you expect – but it has a wonderful ending. I promise!
When it comes to rehoming a beloved family pet or even one that has come into your yard and has no home, you’ve got to become a marketing pro. Your cat is your product and you’ve got to market the heck out of it to find the right home. Here are essential DOs and DON’Ts when rehoming your pet.
Several years ago I visited a small cat shop in Houston which featured a very small boarding area for cats next to their retail area. This was my introduction to the concept of boarding cats.
Do you have a Facebook account? What about a Twitter account? Have you always wanted to help a rescue, but don’t have the financial resources to do it? Well, Brawny Cat, makers of the Scratch’n Slumber Comfort Loungers, have made a generous offer if we can do 100 Facebook and Twitter shout outs.
I rec’d the following plea for help from Merlin’s Hope: A Ragdoll and Maine Coon Rescue. This website gets about 26,000 hits a month, can you imagine if every just gave $5? That’d be $130,000! Please help, if you can! I have included photos of adoptable Rescue Ragdolls and Maine Coons in this post.
Did you know that June is Adopt-A-Cat Month? Of course, adopting a cat is a celebration, but not a decision to be made lightly. If you haven’t decided to adopt yet or if you have enough putty cats and don’t have room for more but you’d love to give back – then check out the cool things these companies are doing!
If you’re part of our Facebook community, then you were privy to learning about Hercules, An 18-year old Blue Bicolor Ragdoll Cat that was dumped at a kill shelter because his owners could no longer afford his food and litter.
Enter your email address below to receive updates each time we publish new content.
Jackson Galaxy Cat Behaviorist is Coming to Kansas City on May 8, 2013!
Jackson Galaxy Cat Behaviorist is coming to Kansas City on May 8, 2013 to promote the paperback of his book, Cat Daddy: What the World’s Most Incorrigible Cat Taught Me About Life, Love, and Coming Clean.
Guest post by MeLinda Hughes of Merlin’s Hope Ragdoll Rescue “Every cat is a work of art.” Leonardo DaVinci About eight years ago, I moved into my new house. About two years ago, I finally decided to put some artwork on the walls. Yes, I am a procrastinator. I also have a weird and varied [...]
So, this is a good opportunity to ask -what kind of reviews would you like to see? I’d love to review more cat trees, but it is hard to get a manufacturer to send us one as a product sample.
Ragdoll Cats Charlie and Trigg Outside May 2013 - ねこ - ラグドール - Floppycats
Ragdoll Cats Review Catit Design Senses Treat Maze - ねこ - ラグドール - Floppycats
Ragdoll Cats Receive Breathe Free Litter Box Mate - ねこ - ラグドール - Floppycats
Barred Owlet on the Ground and Parent Feeding It - ねこ - ラグドール - Floppycats
Ragdoll Cats and a Mylar Balloon - ねこ - ラグドール - Floppycats
Hi, I’m Jenny Dean, creator of Floppycats! Ever since my Aunt got the first Ragdoll cat in our family, I have loved the breed. Inspired by my childhood Ragdoll cat, Rags (pictured with me), I created Floppycats to connect, share and inspire other (Ragdoll) cat lovers around the world, hoping we all utilize this community to make a better life for our cats and for us with our cats and to make some great friendships along the way as well.
If you have a new Ragdoll kitten, I’d love for you to share them with us as Ragdoll Kitten of the Month. If you have a Ragdoll cat, I’d love for you to share them with us as Ragdoll of the Week. Thanks for stopping by!
Please join us on Facebook, Pinterest, Twitter, Google+ and YouTube.
Connect with Us