Ragdoll kittens & cats in Brentwood, California

Please contact Lori (whisker2love@gmail.com), (209) 996-8870 for more information about this pet. If you want to meet Gia, please email Whisker2love@gmail.com or text 209-996-8870 Meet Gorgeous Danny - Danny is simply stunning! She is about 4 months old.   This little girl is always keen to oversee what’s going on. The first to arrive when there’s food, she likes to watch everyone. She’s super-loving and and playful, whether with her buddy or human. She likes to follow her foster around the house and snuggle on her bed. She loves pets and even chilling with her foster. Danny is still a kitten, so she needs to be adopted with another kitten or a home with a resident kitty.  Location: Walnut Creek Ca All medical and spay is included in the adoption fee.         November 6, 2024, 12:32 am

CONTRA COSTA COUNTY, CA:  Hi, I’m Honey Girl, and I’m dreaming of finally getting my forever home. My brothers Percy and Brandy and I have grown up together and would ideally like to stay together with some kind of outdoor time. We love to be pet and will delight to your touch.  Here’s what our rescuer says about me: Honey Girl is a long-haired white and gray female beauty with one green and one blue eye.  She is possibly a Ragdoll or Maine Coon mix, and was born in approximately November 2020. Honey Girl is gentle, sweet, and loving. Watch how much she enjoys being petted and brushed! https://youtu.be/A6aaMQhKb1I and https://youtu.be/zeoDKX92QGs Honey Girl loves wet food, catnip, and cuddling and grooming with her siblings Percy and Brandy.  Watch their videos here: https://youtu.be/W9suDTGxVm8 and https://youtu.be/u2cdqrx3qeg   Honey Girl has been spayed and has tested negative for FIV/FeLV.  She will be up-to-date on vaccinations before placement; her coat will look even better, too! This is a courtesy post.  For more information about fostering or adopting Honey Girl, please contact Marcia at 510-734-9924 or mslack199@gmail.com.October 26, 2024, 8:18 pm

Star was found in my sisters backyard 8 years with a severe eye injury. Her injury was treated by a vet and she had all her required shots at that time. She is a very funny cat and still get the zoomies incthe middle of the night, but she has a hard time with people. Some of her behavioral issues include scratching and hissing. I'm hoping to rehome her with an experienced adopter as I am no longer able to keep her.

Honey Girl is a long-haired beauty with one green and one blue eye. She is possibly a Rag Doll, and likely born in 2020. Honey Girl is gentle, sweet, and loving – she purrs when stroked and brushed and shows her pleasure by making biscuits in the air! She loves wet food, catnip, and cuddling and grooming with her siblings, Percy and Brandy. She has been spayed and is up-to-date on vaccinations. Contact Marcia at 510-734-9924 or mslack199@gmail.com for details.

I adopted my cat in late 2019. She hadn't been well-cared for and came to me with fleas and an ear infection, but I nursed her back to health. Over the past five years, she's been by my side through life's highs and lows, a constant companion. She's a quiet, shy cat who always stays close while I work, providing gentle companionship. Making the decision to rehome her is incredibly painful, but with my schedule becoming increasingly demanding, I know the responsible choice is to find her a family who can give her the attention and care she deserves. She's has slight behavior issues and is most suited for adopter with some experience.

Mr. Rose is a sweet, laid-back, non-aggressive Ragdoll who has been with his current family for the past 8 months. His original family, who he had been with since birth, needed to relocate to the east coast and were unable to bring him with them. He has lived with cat-friendly dogs and tolerates them, as well as an older, friendly, calm-tempered cat. His current home has a younger shorthaired Tabby female that aggressively engages with Mr. Rose. He wants no part of her unkind pestering behavior because it is causing him undue stress. His current owner realizes his sweet self deserves the quiet peaceful home he was accustomed to. We expect he will be a bit shy at first and might be slow to warm up to new people in a new environment. He will unfold in due time to reveal his docile, sweet, mellow, affectionate self. Rose likes interactive play with his toys and needs someone that will enjoy providing him with stimulating enrichment time each day. A loving quiet home where he can be a free-roaming, indoor-only kitty, with someone who is there most of the time, will be best for him. Mr. Rose loves wet canned food, cooked chicken and Kirkland dry kibble. He has perfect litter box habits using both automatic litter and standard litter boxes. He was last seen by his veterinarian in December of 2023 and has no known health concerns. He will be due for vaccine updates in October 2024. We don't know how he would be with youngsters. He will likely do well with older respectful, well mannered children 10-12 years and older, that would show him affection, enjoy engaging him in playtime and take good care of him. His owner is located 20 minutes west of Salem, Oregon from the I-5 corridor in Monmouth - his adopter(s) will need to personally meet him there. We hope you will consider how much love and comfort awaits the lucky adopter(s) for Mr. Rose. Could he be the perfect match for you? Reach out to us so we can explore that possibility! Mr. Rose is neutered, vaccinated, microchipped, eats wet and dry food, and is litterbox perfect. He currently lives with his owner in Monmouth. Purebreds Plus Cat Rescue is dedicated to matching exceptional cats with qualified adopters who will cherish their pet and create an ideal forever home. If you believe you are the perfect adopter for Mr. Rose please tell us why in the comments section of our Adoption Application, and contact Pam at cheemers@gmail.com or 541-290-8408. If you are unable to reach Pam please email us at info@purebredsplus.org. NOTE: We prefer families with children bring them to the adoption appointment. Why? This allows interaction between the children and the cat. This helps ensure they will be a good fit for each other. A mismatch between a child and a cat is not in anyone's best interests!