RainkissedRags Ivy

Ivy is a traditional seal bicolor who carries chocolate and dilute.  Ivy is a big girl with a soft, bunny like coat of fur.  Ivy has a longer body type with the cutest little meow.  She loves to give head butts and is super close with my young adult son who lives with us.  She loves to purr and play, and her father is champion Mr. Bennett of Masterpiece Ragdolls (from WillowTreeRags).  I do believe when people think of Ragdolls, they often picture bicolors in their minds.  Ivy is an excellent example of a bicolor and of the breed!  Ivy’s mother was our gorgeous Trixie, our foundation queen, who is now retired and living her best life!  Ivy inherited her mother’s beauty for sure and she is also a lighter shaded seal cat.  Some seals have much darker coats, while hers is quite light.  This is not surprising to us since Trixie was a very light shade of chocolate.  We are so excited to see the gorgeous kittens that Ivy is sure to bring to our cattery!

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RainkissedRags Iris of Masterpiece Ragdolls

Iris is a traditional blue bicolor girl from Masterpiece Ragdolls, and her mother is Mrs. Bennett.  We affectionately call her “Bunny” because she has shorter legs and the floofiest coat we’ve ever seen on any of our Ragdolls!  Her fur is truly the softest and feels very much like a bunny’s coat.  She is a solid and sturdy little girl as well!  She loves to follow me around everywhere and flops right down at my feet.  She also loves to rest her front paws/legs on me, she is very ladylike with how she snuggles with me sometimes, but she is also not afraid to climb right up on my chest and lie down on me.  Iris makes some of the floofiest, cutest babies!

RainkissedRags Opal of Masterpiece Ragdolls

Opal is a blue Cherubim (AKA mink) tortie who carries chocolate, and is also genetically a colorpoint Ragdoll.  Opal came to us from Masterpiece Ragdolls and she was one of the last minks from one of the last mink litters they produced.  Opal is a very large girl with beautiful green eyes and she loves to purr constantly!  She will flop down on her back for belly rubs, just like a dog!  Opal has very cool and unique markings, for example one hind leg is dark while the other is white.  Since Opal is a tortie she has produced cream babies.  She can also produce flame, torties, and torbies.  When paired with a boy who carries chocolate, we can also have chocolate and lilac babies.  They say with torties, to have no expectations of how the kittens will turn out so I suppose just about anything is possible!  Her mother is Shug of Masterpiece Ragdolls, a beautiful traditional lilac/cream tortie.  Also I don’t see much “tortitude” with Opal, she is a super sweet and super floppy girl!