Kittens  (photos appear at the bottom)

Announcements - Pictures of Annie and her new family are below

What can you expect from Purriwinkle Ragdolls - Our Ragdoll kittens are raised underfoot (on chairs, under beds, in cupboards, anywhere their little paws will carry them). Our kittens are in close contact with their human companions. They are continually nurtured to develop a sweet, loving and playful personality.

At Purriwinkle we breed for health, temperament and eye color. Purriwinkle kittens go to their forever homes at 3 months of age. They are spayed / neutered , de-wormed, vet checked, micro-chipped and vaccinated at 8 and 12 weeks before they go to their forever homes.

Purriwinkle Ragdolls come with an application for registration with "The International Cat Association" and a purchase contract in which there is a two year genetic health gaurantee.

Kittens go to their forever homes with a specially made kitten kit to assist and guide the forever family through this transition period of bringing home a new Ragdoll kitten.

References available.

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How to Buy a Purebred Kitten - http://www.rfci.org/  now click on "The Ragdoll" at the top and then click on "How to Buy a Kitten" at the left. Check out the section on "Preparing for Your Kitten" as well.

Why I can't go to my forever home until I'm at least 12 weeks old - http://www.breedlist.com/faq/young.html

 

 

 

Photo Gallery
Perfect Balance
I am looking for my forever family.

I can go home with you February 13th. What do you think?
Two's company
The mini kitten pile
Mom and Daughter
Tia has cuddled up to Mom and share a few kitten kisses
Family Time
I love the big famikly moments. They are becoming fewer as the kittens gain their independence
All on board
Mom, Mom look at us
One Down
Three to go, who will win?
One Left
HA HA I win
Cat Books
They have now begun to climb all over the shelves and found a new place to sleep
The Best Spot
Another new toy and it is loved by all kittens
Little Monkeys
Kittens are so active now. They are in need of more toys to keep them busy . . . . . .
My Bed
Our little girl is quite independent. She has found a comfy spot on top of the clean sheets away from the busy boys
New Tunnel
HAPPY NEW YEAR!!! And oh boy a new toy in the nursery to play on
Tunnel Town
Tunnel is 5 ft long but I'm sure it feels longer to the tiny kittens
Tunnel Play
It took no time at all for Simmie to teach the little ones the ins and outs of tunnel play
Out Please
it appears to be easier to get in than out :P
Christmas Kittens
Kittens got to explore their first Christmas tree. Busy busy busy.
Laughing Kitten
LOL
Room to Roam
I moved the family to a larger area where we can start feeding kitten food and learning about litter pans :)
Relaxed feeding time
Annie likes to lay on her back even for nursing the kittens.
Mom eats kibble with family
Annie gets right in and eats the kibble I put out for the kittens. I'm sure she is telling them it is OK
Milo is first to try kibble
Milo couldn't seem to get enough of the kibble. Now there is some between his toes for later :P
4 weeks old
We are 4 weeks old and moving around more and more. Soon we will move to a larger area where we can explore more and drive our Momma crazy
Where to go now
We bring them out of their nursery to explore and they busy themselves sniffing around
Play Time
Still not intersted in toys but they keep busy with each other in their own idea of play
On the move
Moving around and being generally curious
2 weeks old
Growing like little weeds.
Hello There
A little tiny but we could still play
Come Play with Me
Simmie wants a play mate and perhaps there are 4 new ones
Momma at Rest
It was a long night for Annie. Now she rests with her little ones
3 boys and 1 girl
The kittens are all white when they are born. Their colors start to come in a little each day as they grow.
The first of many kittens piles
Kittens are about 14 hours old here. They weigh 3 ounces (85 grams)

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