Floppycats gets 40,000+/- visitors a month. Ever wondered what pages get the most hits, here’s a quick run down.
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Ragdoll Rescue
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.
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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.
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I asked Katya Friedman for an interview so that we could learn more about AdoptAPet.com and how not only we can help kitties in need, but also to help those of you that would like to rescue a Ragdoll cat.
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Caspurr is a blue point bi-color ragdoll that I got as a retired adult from a breeder, Leisa Whitworth in Higginsville, Missouri.
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Did you know that I offer a free service of listing your Ragdoll for rescue or rehoming on our blog site?
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Hello, my name is MeLinda Hughes, and I am the director of Merlin’s Hope Ragdoll and Maine Coon Rescue. We are one of the only dedicated Ragdoll rescues in Texas. We are quite possibly the largest Ragdoll rescue in the state of Texas at this time.
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After my first cat, Ariel, died in 2004, I went a little kitty crazy. I adopted Minny and Sophie in 2005, and Manny in 2006. Manny is a seal point ball of fluff with no pedigree, who is probably (based on appearance and temperament) a Ragdoll.
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To decide that you would like a cat in your life and then the experience of going to your local shelter and falling in love with a beautiful cat and taking them home, is a very exciting undertaking!!
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My name is Jessica Alwawi and I am a Ragdoll breeder out of Northern California. I recently rescued a total of 26 Ragdolls from a breeder in LA who has lost control over her cattery waking up one day and realizing she had 64 actively breeding Raggies. Long story short, she was going to dump these helpless animals in a high kill shelter and we just could not let it happen.
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