Ragdoll Cats’ Love Affair With Boxes Captured in These Adorable Pictures

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When it comes to Ragdoll cat pictures, you’ve gotta include some of Ragdoll cats in boxes. These furry felines seem to have an irresistible urge to climb inside any box they can find, no matter how big or small. Whether it’s a shoebox, a cardboard box, or even a laundry basket.

Their love affair with boxes knows no bounds, as they squeeze their fluffy bodies into tight spaces, showcasing their flexibility and determination. The sheer delight on their faces is evident as they explore their makeshift fortresses, peeking out with wide-eyed curiosity. These adorable pictures capture the unique bond between Ragdoll cats and boxes, reminding us of their playful nature and their ability to find joy in the simplest of things.

Thanks to all the Floppycats readers that contributed photos of their kitties for this post:

Peach - Ragdoll Kitten of the Month 11 — Mystra and Peach loved by Marilia

Tortie Bicolor Ragdoll Cat Shelby in a box — Sometimes when the world falls apart you just have to take a nap in a box…

Ragdoll Cat in a Macys Box — Zoe Belle in her new kitty house compliments of Macy’s!

Ragdoll Cat in Box Daisy 12 year old Ragdoll in a box Loved by Sue — Daisy, 12 year old Ragdoll, in a box.
Loved by Sue

Ragdoll Cats in Boxes — Anastasia Eloise hiding in a box so she doesn’t have to brush her teeth

Kitty Kitty Cayenne in the Chewy box Ragdoll cat in box — “Kitty Kitty Cayenne in the Chewy box”

Ragdoll Cats Meli and Chopstix in the same box — “We take turns”
Meili, Princess Riceball and then Chopstix in the same box

Ragdoll Cat Ms Cede Blue Lynx Mitted with a Blaze loved by Sharon in a box — Ms Cede sleeping in her favorite sleeping place. Believe me, she keeps a eye on the box so it is not thrown out. (loved by Sharon)

Finnegan and Oliver in a box — After Tank and Elvis (his Yellow Labrador brother) went to heaven, I was fortunate to adopt these two goof balls. In this photo, Finnegan is 7 months old and Oliver, his white Labrador brother, is just 2 months old.

Ragdoll Cat in a Box - Emily loved by Pamela — Ragdoll Cat in a Box – Emily loved by Pamela

Ragdoll Kratos in a box — 1 year old ragdoll Kratos in a box.

This is Omar…a full-sized male ragdoll curled and asleep in an ordinary shoebox! This is his current favorite bed when he is not doing a lap-sitting! He is 16 years old. And Omar when he is not curled and sleeping in a shoebox.

Ragdoll Kitten Napa in a box — Napa in stealth mode; surveying the room undetected from the security of his invisible box.

Ragdoll Cat in a Trash Can - Pippa, my six year old rag doll - loved by John — “Not going to get out, and you can’t make me, so there!”

Ragdoll Cat Jamie in a box Loved by Darlene — Jamie in a box Loved by Darlene

Bandit in shoebox. Bandit is loved by Ernest Paul

Boris has a fascination for empty tissues boxes. This one was taken when he was 7mts old. We always seem to have an empty tissue box somewhere on the floor. — Boris has a fascination for empty tissues boxes.
This one was taken when he was 7mts old.
We always seem to have an empty tissue box somewhere on the floor.

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