Male Ragdoll cat for adoption in Bristol

Pedigree Ragdoll Bluepoint X Pedigree Golden White Chinchilla Persian 10 weeks old Health check.Litter Trained.Wormed&Flea Prevention.Eating Wet& Dry Food.Beautiful Very Rare Mix Available now

I'm looking for a caring new home for my cream-point Ragdoll boy, Rusty. This is a tough decision because I'm very attached to him, but my current living situation makes it difficult for me to keep him. Rusty is almost 8 months old, born on April 7th, and came from a knowledgeable breeder with his brother Alfie. He currently lives with me and my housemates, one of whom also has a cat. He’s a 5th-generation pedigree Ragdoll, microchipped, vaccinated, wormed, and has documentation. He’s listed on the GCCF non-active register, so he’s meant as a companion. Rusty’s personality is lovely—he’s gentle, affectionate, calm, cuddly, and quiet, typical for his breed. The main issue is that Rusty sometimes urinates on soft surfaces like beds, sofas, and pillows. I’ve followed advice from both the breeder and vet, and things have recently improved by using puppy mats, but accidents still happen from time to time, mainly on soft items when he’s exploring. The vet believes this is likely a behavioural issue, possibly related to stress or living with other cats, and expects it could get better if he’s the only cat in the home. Rusty also has a retained testicle, which means his neutering will require a bit more attention. I’ve been monitoring his condition, but this is something his future owner should be aware of. The vet mentioned that neutering might help with his litter habits, though it’s not certain. Rusty would be happiest in an indoor-only home with someone who understands Ragdolls or has experience with cats that have unique behaviours, can provide a calm environment, plenty of attention, and is willing to work on his litter issues. If you’re interested, please tell me about your home and experience, and why you think you would be a good match. It’s very important to me that he finds a stable, loving, and understanding home.

It is with great sadness that we must find a new home for our beloved family cat, Bettie. This difficult decision comes as a result of my wife’s recent health diagnosis, our upcoming move overseas, and all adults in our household working full-time while caring for our child, leaving little time for Bettie. This is not her fault, and we are seeking a loving home for her. Bettie is a very gentle and quiet cat. She seldom makes noise and is rarely upset (the third photo shows one of the few times). She is extremely affectionate, enjoys following people around, sitting beside you, and greeting you when you arrive home. Bettie likes watching TV, observing birds, cars, and traffic from the window, and playing with moving light or shadows. She enjoys paste cat treats but is content without them. Although very social and loving, Bettie is comfortable being alone during the day while you are at work. She truly has the best temperament of any cat we have known. Our regular cat sitter, groomers, and friends have often commented on how friendly and calm she is. Key details: - Age: 6 years (born 26 April 2019) - Indoor-only since birth - Neutered as a kitten - Raised with a child, no other cats or dogs - Early vaccination records available - Fully litter-trained and uses a scratch post, never had accidents - Microchipped We can suggest a trusted pet insurance provider (though she’s never needed a claim). Scratch post, carrier, and remaining cat food can be provided. Bettie is ready for her new home now. This is a truly genuine and emotional rehoming—she has been with us since she was a kitten, and we never thought we would need to say goodbye.