Ragdoll Kitten Photos
Ragdoll kitten photos are pretty darn irresistible. We decided to include a page solely dedicated to ragdoll kitten pictures.
There are many great photos below. Floppycats.com wants to thank all those that generously donated their photos for this page. If the donator was a Ragdoll breeder, then we included a link to his or her website.
There is a lot of great information on this site about Ragdoll kittens and breeders.
Are you a Ragdoll Breeder? Join our directory and/or consider advertising with us.
Are you on the hunt for a Ragdoll kitten? If so you’ll want our page that helps with finding a Radgoll breeder. Once you’ve narrowed down which breeder you’d like to adopt from, we suggest reviewing our questions for Ragdoll breeders as well. Be sure to ask the breeders those questions…based on their answers you’ll know whether or not the kitten is a good fit.
Learn more about Ragdoll kittens by visiting our Ragdoll kitten page.
Or visit Ragdoll Breeder’s websites, since most breeders will keep their website up-to-date and list their new litters under “available” or “available kittens”. They will display their current kittens on those pages and sometimes will have links to past litters as well.
Once you’ve found your Ragdoll kitty or kitties, share your Ragdoll Kitten’s Story by posting it in the comments section below.
Narelle’s Photos on Flickr
Photocatt’s photostream on Flickr
Bakkerty Jap’s photostream on Flickr – Fuzzy
Pacificat Ragdolls
RHETORICAL RAGDOLLS, PLAINVILLE, MA
Palace Cats in Florida
Angelkissed Ragdolls, Burnsville, MN
Angelight Ragdoll Cattery in Toutle, Washington
Click on the photo to see Cactus Jack nowadays.
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, I created Floppycats to connect, share and inspire other Ragdoll cat lovers around the world,
I am certain that a ragdoll cay has rescued me. This long haired’, white with orange streaking, and the most sweet disposition just showed up one day. We already had to many pets as it was so letting this one pick us was not an option. Well everyday I had to save this cat because all the other cat’s were beating him up. This guy was so scared he went to the bathroom on his self each time he would get attacked. He would never fight back. Well needless to say he is now the most spoiled cat. He snuggles me each and every night. He follows me from room to room wanting to be involved in everything that I am doing. He licks like a dog!! He has also been easy to train. Litter box took 1 try. He uses the door bell when he wants to go out and I am currently working on leash training and fetching. He spends most of his time inside. He gets beat up when he goes outside. I am certain he is a ragdoll.
What is your opinion??
His physical characteristics fit those given for a ragdoll perfectly.
I would love to rescue a ragdoll kitten. Any information in doing so would be awesome.
Thanks
Looking to rescue a ragdoll kitten