Ragdoll kittens & cats in Baltimore, Maryland

Lulu is a purebred white and gray Ragdoll (long hair, green eyes), she's 4 years old and spayed. She's a 100% indoors cat, she's chill and patient with children and gets along with other cats (at least with the one she lives with, who's another Ragdoll) and is used to birds. We have chickens too, but she does not interact with them. To be completely transparent: we are rehoming her because over the past few months she's developed a habit of pooping on our thick rugs and we haven't been able to retrain her. I understand this could be a no-go for many people (it is for us), but she might break out of this bad habit in a new home. Lulu is not up to her vaccines right now because she's completely indoors (and so is her companion), but I could take her for her shots before rehoming her. She has her pedigree papers.

These two sweeties were adopted 7 years ago at an adoption event. The family was excited and many joined us at the adoption event, including one of our children & spouse, and 2 grandkids. The cats are incredibly sweet, and so soft. Unfortunately, as the cats have matured they have developed some behavior problems. One of the cats has litterbox problems, and we're not sure which one. They poop in assorted places when we're not looking, and we have not been able to remedy it thus far. Annie has developed anxiety and hides a lot. We have tried Feliway Happy Cat diffusers so far, but to no avail. We really wanted to keep our dear cats for their whole lives. We are dealing with some health issues and no longer able to provide the amount of care and litterbox cleaning needed to care for them. We hope the next owner will be able to work with the cats to lessen or isolate the litterbox problems. They are sweet and lovable but do have problems. We are hoping!!

Meet Calliope and Jolie Calliope is a purebred Ragdoll that came to us with Rex a year ago. She is now 5.5 years old. She is shy, but a total sweetheart. She is going to have another dental upon return as she, unfortunately, has stomatitis that is still bothering her. Jolie is a shy, but sweet girl at almost 3 years old. She came to us in 2022, pregnant with 4 babies. Sadly only 1 baby made it. Jolie and Calliope were adopted together and while they have very docile personalities, they have teamed up against their even more docile housemate. You can apply for her here: https://www.shelterluv.com/matchme/adopt/MOAR/Cat You can apply for her here: https://www.shelterluv.com/matchme/adopt/MOAR/Cat

Chanel is a proper prom queen. She`s got The Look. She`s got The Personality. She`s got...Diarrhea? Well, sometimes, yeah. Before we talk about her special needs when it comes to `powdering her nose`, we want to properly introduce Miss Popularity - Miss Chanel. A social butterfly who loves to play with other kitties and even small dogs, she`s like one of those popular girls who is popular because she`s SO pretty and SO nice and SO cool and you almost hate her but can`t help but to love her because she`s just so....PURRFECT. Even Chanel`s hobbies help highlight her best features: she stares out the window at birds and squirrels, catching the sun in her perfect blue eyes. When she naps, she curls up with her foster mom with her soft, gorgeous fur and smells like lavender and sunshine (well, we don`t know that for sure, but just look at her. that`s our guess). She even has a big room all to herself, but honestly, that`s the part we`re hoping to change. Chanel came to AARF as an extremely tiny kitten and due to a congenital condition that resulted in an inability to pass poo, she underwent a surgery that removed most of her colon. After over two years of healing and care with her foster family, she is finally ready for adoption. Chanel is on a special diet along with B12 and probiotics that help keep the booty-floods at bay. Now and then, there may be a drop of poo, but honestly, a little scat shouldn`t dissuade you from adopting this otherwise perfect cat. Chanel has blossomed in her foster home, but spends much of her time in a big, comfy private room - when she would much prefer run of the house with a family of her home. She`s labeled `Special Needs`, but honestly, her needs are primarily a family that will maintain her diet, and give her the endless love she deserves. If you want to go home with this Prom Queen, contact us to learn more about her!My adoption fee is $150.00 and AARF wants me to tell you that their adoption package covers all expenses needed to prepare kitties like me for our forever homes. By the time you meet us, we`ve already been spayed/neutered (if age appropriate) and microchipped. We`ve been checked by a veterinarian, and we`re up to date on age appropriate immunizations against rabies and FVRCP (feline viral rhinotracheitis, calicivirus and panleukopenia). Some of us have had extensive surgeries, dental work, or other necessary procedures. AARF is committed to getting all of us entirely