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Those cats sure won the lottery! Very attractive.

They are so gorgeous.
i too love the mid yawn of Billy!!!!
thank you for sharing their stories with us!! we very much appreciate it!!

Thank for your kind responses, I was really moved to read such lovely comments....thank you x x

Hi,

I am new to this forum and browsing through everything. I just wanted to tell you how beautiful your cats are and I just love their story. It just makes you wonder how these cats end up in a rescue. Thank God there are wonderful, giving people like yourself that give them forever homes.


Chrissy

That picture of Tiffy with the wind blowing her hair is fantastic! Your story was great to read, thank you.

Wow! I was very touched after reading your story and your 2 Ragdolls... I believe both Tiffy and Billy know that you are the best owner that they could ever wish for... They look very gorgeous now! Kudos to you!

I loved your story! I truly understand what a blessing it is to rehome...Gracie, Punkin, and Boo came to us needing their forever homes and we are so happy we could give it to them !...we will soon have Gracie 4 yrs. and Punkin and Boo 2 1/2 yrs....

I have just finished reading your story, which I really enjoyed. Tiffy and Billy are beautiful and are truely lucky to have you as there mum. I too live in England and would consider rehoming, could you tell me where you re homed them from as I would love to get in touch with them. Although I love all cats, after having Coco I think I am only really interested in getting a Ragdoll. Thanks for sharing you r story. x

They are so beautiful and what wonderful pictures. Happy Birthday and Anniversary!

What a wonderful story. I'm glad things have worked out for you.

My two Ragdolls arrived here as a nearly-adult and a kitten respectively, and I have to say that I'd never get another kitten. I guess I'm just not a kitten person - I like cats.

There aren't a lot of Ragdolls around in NZ for rehoming - though some are sold by their owners under the heading of 'rehoming'. (Asking for 50% or more of the original purchase price is selling a family member, imo, not rehoming one.)