Georgia – Floppycat of the Week
This is Georgia. Georgia also goes by George, Georgie Porgie, and Fuzzybutt Princess. George started out on a farm in Georgia.
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This is Georgia. Georgia also goes by George, Georgie Porgie, and Fuzzybutt Princess. George started out on a farm in Georgia.
Meet Bogie the “World Traveler”. Bogie is now 8 years old Ragdoll who had to be given up at just 10 weeks old and is one of the many fur baby loves that we have either adopted or rescued.
This is Polly, she’s is a rescue tortie ragdoll. She is 8 years old. We wanted to get a cat and call it Polly (from the Nirvana song).
I rescued Gus 2 years ago and he rescued me back. My boys had died two months before– within one week of each other.
Here is my story as to how I ended up adopting Meisha.I’ve had cats as pets since I was a little girl. Most of the cats were male and only a few were female.
Our Izzy Bella…oh my garsh! Who can resist this face? Izzy is what I refer to as a black Ragdoll. We had gone to pick up a kitten at a rescue in Defiance OH.
This is T.C. (Tuna Cat). She is a Blue Point Ragdoll. I acquired T.C. from Specialty Purebred Cat Rescue in Kenosha County, Wisconsin over 10 years ago.
In October 2019, I went to Egypt for a visit. I couldn’t pick from 800+ cats, so simply asked for a male Ragdoll and brought him back to Canada.
Here’s the story of 7 year old Bengal Chester. He leaves in Northern part on New Jersey. Now I establish 2 favorite breeds: the Bengal and the Ragdoll.
I adopted Simon when he was 3 and a half months old. He is currently 4 years old and lives with 2 Ragdolls and another rescue cat.