Here is a photo of Bee. She’s gotten so pretty as she’s starting to grow up. She will really be a beautiful cat. She’s about 6-7 pounds now and will probably stay pretty small. Her eyes are an amazing color of blue and her lynx markings are visible on her legs and tail as well, and she has the soft bunny-fur that makes the ragdolls so irresistible.

She is curious about everything and will play with anything she can. She has so much personality and energy. She doesn’t like being picked up or held too much (she’ll wiggle out after a few seconds) but she will come and snuggle with you anytime you sit down.  (she just likes to be the initiator).  She is not a big fan of being brushed or having her nails clipped, but will tolerate it for just long enough for a couple of toes. She is always within sight, and never very far behind as you move from room to room.  She is a real companion and a sweet little friend. She sleeps with me and wakes me up by nuzzling every morning. She’ll patiently wait on the bathroom counter while I get ready for work in the morning, and play with q-tips, make-up brushes, caps, lids, or anything I put in front of her.

She’d do really well in a house with kids.  She was introduced to my friends’ one-year old and she was curious and really sweet with him. She is the most friendly and social cat with strangers, and will walk right up to new people and introduce herself by rubbing against their legs.  She almost never meows and is usually really quiet.  She lays upside down on the sofa all the time and sits on the kitchen counter while I cook. She loves to play and will be best in a high-energy environment where she will have lots to play with and keep her a ‘busy Bee’.

Leo is from Feets of Faith Cattery he is a neutered Flame Point Male 9 months old

I would like them to stay together, because they really love each other so much. They groom each other and nap together. I do think they would be able to adjust to any situation though. They’ve already been through several moves and have met lots of new people and both would be sad to lose the other, but if we need to, they could be split up. They’d be ok in the long run.

Please contact Emily at emilygrudem@gmail.com for more information

I have a wonderful, fully veted, spayed three year old seal bicolor Ragdoll Cat named Shasha who needs a new home. She is one of Ragdoll Queen Heather’s children. She is a bit shy but I can tell she is a wonderful girl who just needs a quiet home and someone who is willing to work with her to accustom her to her new home. She had a wonderful mother who has become allergic to her. The price is not as important as finding her the right home. Please call Beverly at 281-338-1053  discuss the possibility of adopting her.