Amasing Stars Håkon of RainkissedRags

Håkon (pronounced Ho-con) is our new boy here at Rainkissed Ragdolls.  Our last boy Leopold wasn’t happy being a stud, and we never want our cats to be unhappy so we retired him to a pet home (with his former litter mate/brother no less!).  Leo is loving the retired life!  Håkon was initially acquired by my mentor and breeder friend Elizabeth Boatwright at Masterpiece Ragdolls.  Since Elizabeth had to unexpectedly move to the East Coast, we were happy to help her out by caring for Håkon, or “Howdy” as she nicknamed him.  Håkon comes from sturdy European lines as he came directly from Norway, and you can see that he is a traditional blue mitted boy.  He does not carry any cinnamon or chocolate (a lot of European cats do not carry these colors), so the only colors we can expect from him are blue and seal.  Håkon is a sturdy boy who just loves attention!!  He is not shy and will come up to us for lots of purrs and love.  We are honored to be the guardians of Håkon for this time and we are excited to see what beautiful babies he brings to our cattery.

Masterpiece Ragdolls Iris of RainkissedRags

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!

Masterpiece Ragdolls Opal of RainkissedRags

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!

As of July 2026, Opal is currently pregnant with her last litter and will be retired soon.

Rainkissed Ragdolls Laurel

Laurel is a traditional blue lynx point Ragdoll.  She brings something to our cattery that not every Ragdoll cattery has, colorpoint!  Laurel was formerly known as “Autumn” when we had a large litter in the fall of 2025 from Opal.  We decided to keep her and her sister, Lila, to grow up together.  The two definitely share a strong bond and I highly recommend adopting a pair if possible!  Whenever we retire a Queen, we usually like to send her off with one of her babies.  Since we always plan to have a mitted boy, Laurel can give us babies in the patterns of colorpoint and mitted.  She is also a chocolate carrier, so she can give us babies in several potential colors such as seal, blue, chocolate, and lilac if paired with the right boy.  Laurel is a sturdy girl who loves to hang out with her sister Lila and her mother Opal, and loves to follow my husband around!

Rainkissed Ragdolls Lila

Lila is a very rare, special cat.  She’s a lilac mink torbie (torbie means lynx + tortie) and she carries both chocolate and cinnamon!  Lila looks very orange as you can see.  She is technically considered a Cherubim, AKA mink or non-standard Ragdoll.  Her sister is Laurel (they were “Nutmeg” and “Autumn” as small kittens), and they were born in August of 2025.  Lila follows my husband EVERYWHERE, just like her mother and sister!!  If paired with a cinnamon carrying boy (we are hoping to get one in the near future), she can produce both traditional and mink cinnamon babies.  Since Lila is mitted and we plan to have mitted boys, the possible patterns she can produce are mitted and bicolor, in addition to more torties, torbies, and lynxes!  Since Lila is a torbie, she can produce cream or flame boys, and tortie girls with cream or flame.  Lila has exceptionally soft fur, and while she is not the largest Ragdoll we ever had, she is very sweet and unique!  We are looking forward to seeing the fun babies she brings to our cattery!