Available Ragdoll Kittens

Hamlet is the silly one, and the brave one. He is usually the first to investigate something new, and he does not need his siblings nearby to feel steady about it. What he does want is a person in the room. He will wander off to explore, then circle back to check in, happy just to be close by while he goes about his adventures.

Bianca is delightfully, unapologetically a mess. She is the one you will find tucked behind a blanket fold or crouched low behind a tunnel, tail twitching, waiting for the exact right moment to launch herself at a passing sibling. For all that mischief, she goes soft the second hands are involved — she leans into a good pet and rolls straight over for a belly rub, which is not something most cats offer so freely.

Ophelia prances. There is no better word for it — she crosses a room on her toes like she is arriving somewhere important. She is wonderfully floppy in arms, and she has decided that everything is a toy: a ribbon, a bottle cap, a shadow on the wall. What she loves most is playing with someone. Hand her a wand toy and a person to share it with and she is entirely content.

He plays hard. He is a genuinely good little hunter, all focus and quick paws when a toy moves across the floor. And then someone picks him up and he simply melts — goes completely floppy, all that energy dissolving into a warm puddle in your arms. Watching him flip between the two is one of the best parts of the day.

This little one is the calm center of the litter. She watches everything, taking her time to work out how the room fits together before she joins in. She is perfectly happy to observe playtime from the comfort of a lap, and she settles in for a long, slow pet with the contented stillness of a cat who has decided this is exactly where she wants to be.