Sarlee Ragdolls

04/02/2025

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Let's talk Ragdolls

Often cited as the world’s most popular cat, Ragdolls are the full package. As well as being an exceptionally beautiful breed, with luscious coats, and velvety paws, they are also one of the largest, making them quite the head-turner. Very intelligent animals, Ragdolls are also easy-going, docile, and sociable – and affectionate too. Even their name stems from them being so floppy and relaxed when picked up

The Ragdoll is a cat that really does seem to have it all. Not only do they have beauty but also brains, too, and a laid-back, affable approach to pretty much everything. The Ragdoll even has a good lifespan, often living well into their late teens.

And yet, as a breed, they have not been around for very long at all. Only developed in the 1960’s, in the United States, the Ragdoll is a relatively new addition to the feline world. In that short time, however, they have become one of the most popular cats of them all.

One of the largest domesticated cat breeds, the female can reach up to 6kg and the male up to 9kg. Despite the Ragdoll cat’s statuesque size, however, they are not an especially energetic breed, and even quite quiet, so they usually fit in fine to most home set-ups. They are also known for their tolerant attitude toward children and other animals.

As well as their actual size, their fluffy ‘plush’ coat – and the undercoat beneath – can make them seem even bigger than they are.

03/02/2025

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25/01/2025

This little ragdoll boy is such a cutie pie 🥰

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25/01/2025

Skookum short leg girl

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25/01/2025

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25/01/2025

Look at this little Munchkin still on the search for he’s slaves

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25/01/2025

22/01/2025

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While this cat’s appearance is certainly distinct, it’s not very surprising when you understand how it happened. This breed is the result of crossing a LaPerm cat and a Munchkin. LaPerms are known for their particularly curly coats, while munchkins are known for their small stature and abnormally short legs. Put them together, and the Skookum is the not-so-surprising result.

This breed was first developed in the US in the 1990s by a breeder named Roy Galusha. They have calm yet confident personalities. Skookums can be incredibly loving and sweet with their family, and they love to spend time with their people. Many say that these cats still act like kittens, even as mature adults, which is an ode to their playful, curious natures that can cause them to be downright silly at times.

𝓣𝓮𝓶𝓹𝓮𝓻𝓪𝓶𝓮𝓷𝓽 & 𝓘𝓷𝓽𝓮𝓵𝓵𝓲𝓰𝓮𝓷𝓬𝓮 𝓸𝓯 𝓽𝓱𝓮 𝓢𝓴𝓸𝓸𝓴𝓾𝓶 𝓒𝓪𝓽

One of the characteristics of the LaPerm breed is its above-average intelligence. Luckily, Skookums tend to inherit this trait, showing advanced intelligence for a feline. If your Skookum takes after the LaPerm side more, then they’ll likely be able to open doors and complete puzzles for treats with ease.
Another trait shared by most LaPerms is an abundance of energy, which Skookums also seem to exhibit as well. Similarly, Munchkins are known for being high-energy, speeding through the house, and giving chase to anything that moves. Even though Skookums have short legs, they’re not slow. With so much energy, they often zip around the house, bounding to high-up places that you might not expect them to be able to reach.

19/01/2025

Looking for our new families 🩷🩷💙

19/01/2025

Just two little Ragdolls
Seal Sepia Bicolour 💙
Blue Tortie Mitted 🩷

19/01/2025

How cute is this little munchkin boy
Searching for he’s slaves 💙

17/01/2025

A bag full of Ragdolls 🩷

17/01/2025

After their visit with the vets for desexing they are recovering ❤️‍🩹 well and all snuggle up for the night ❤️

15/01/2025

Blue and Seal Bicolour

15/01/2025

Just love a Tortie

15/01/2025

Skookum kittens

The Skookum cat was developed in the 1990s by Roy Galusha. The aim of the breeding programme was to produce a breed wtih short legs and a curly coat. This was achieved by crossing Munchkins with LaPerms.

Known as the Shirley Temple of the cat world, this small and interesting feline is instantly recognizable by its trademark curly coat, which earned the breed its nickname. That’s not their only unique and distinguishing trait, though. They also have front legs that are much shorter than their rear legs, though this doesn’t prevent them from being speedy, agile little critters.

Weight:1.5 - 4 kgs

Lifespan:10–15 years

Colors:Varies; many solid colors, bicolor, colorpoint, and various patterns

Suitable for: Active and affectionate households with plenty of love to give; pets and kids are great too

Temperament: Energetic, playful, curious, intelligent, silly, affectionate, confident

29/12/2024

Where are they now
Greece Lighting
Seal Tortie

25/12/2024

Go away mum