The Little Apple Scrapbook

It would be wonderful if we could just keep all our kittens, but probably not the sanest idea! Instead, we greatly enjoy occasional updates from those who have purchased kittens from us. This is our scrapbook of pictures and stories and we hope it keeps getting bigger over the years. Please send us an email if you'd like to contribute any pictures or stories to these pages. We'll even try to share some of our own!

Note: We've rearranged things so the more recent updates will appear first.


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Webster - Seal Lynx Bicolor Son of Baily & Pippin

Andra,
Ortley (now known as Webster) Is approaching his first birthday on 1/27. I thought you would like to see what a beautiful boy he has turned out to be. He is now a good solid 13 lbs and is a bit like a linebacker when playing, often tackling my other kitty Murphy who doesn't mind the occasional rough and tumble.. Webster is still very much the kitten and loves to play. His favorite game is choosing a toy out of his toy basket to bring to me for nice long game of fetch. He often brings me a toy in the wee hours of the morning while I'm still asleep.

It's not unusual to find a couple of toys each morning in bed with me. Occasionally Webster will take a break in his play schedule for a short cuddle with "Mom" but then he's off again getting into mischief. He always greets me at the door when I get home and "helps" me with anything I might be doing around the house. Webster also is very good at letting me know when its time to eat. Patience is not a strong suit in that area... Hope all is going well for you and your beautiful kitties.
Sincerely,
Webster's (Ortley) "Mom", Missouri

Jasmine Sweet - Seal Lynx Bicolor Daughter of Baily & Pippin

Hi Andra,
I wanted to write you about Jasmine Sweet's progress about this time of year as she turns one year old. She has done so well - is friends with every pet and person. My daughter-in-law calls her a princess as she is so beautiful. She is very affectionate and lets people pick her up and hug and pet her - for a little bit - then she wants back down to continue with her agenda. We've discovered that, especially since the cat tree has been moved so she can look in the family room from the garden room with a window in between, she loves her cat tree, and usually takes her afternoon nap there. She is such a joy and we are delighted with her. She fits her name - "Jasmine"(Angel) and she is very "Sweet." Hope all is going well for you and that you enjoy these photos. I have a lot more, but these do show her off. One of your very pleased Ragdoll Cat Customers,
Lenore in Kansas


Emma - Seal Bicolor - Retired Breeder

I wanted to let you know that Little Miss Emma has adjusted very well to my home. She plays like a kitten, running up and down the stairs chasing Quincy and playing with him. Or she will just play alone with her toys or chasing her tail. This Christmas she thought I put the tree up just for her. She chased after the garland and ornaments I was using until she finally got so tired she collapsed asleep under the tree. Sleeping under the tree was her favorite spot all through the holidays. Now during the day she sleeps in the crib I have set up for my granddaughter and at night she sleeps right next to me in bed. Emma will follow me around the house and every time I get close to the bathroom she runs, jumps on the counter and cries for water like she hasn't had any in days. She has even taught Quincy to drink water out of the faucet, so they both take turns drinking. She has added a lot of life to my house and I love having her here.
Annette in Kansas

Mac - Seal Lynx Mitted Son of Baily & Pippin

Big Mac (we call him this because when he runs and pounces we call it the Big Mac Attack) is growing his tail is almost as wide as his body. He likes to wake up at 0300 and insist we all wake up. I am a small person and take up little bed space so he walks across my pillow down one side, below my feet and up the other side. He did this several times when he stopped on my pillow and bit my eyebrow opening my eye. If he was up I should be up. My husband slept though the entire thing. His favorite thing to do is find something round and try to curl up. I can't leave a pot or pan unattended. He is a joy, the girls the older cats (a raggamuffin and adopted short hair) love him at times.
Carol in Kansas

I wrote last time about Mac always finding something round tom lie in. We had a brain storm, a big oil pan. I thought it would be plenty big enough but as you can see he is overflowing this as well. He takes after his father, he is going to be huge, he is only 8 1/2 months.

We finally have pictures with Mac's eyes opened. He now weighs in at 10.4 pounds! He is 9 months old. His bone structure is hugh for his age. He is a real joy with his jumping from the window perch to the queen size bed and one more leap to the floor and off to bother the other cats. But he really loves a grandpuppy that is staying with us, he is a 100 pound great pyrenees.He still loves chasing the broom around, just when I think I am ready for the dust pan he has redistributed it across the room.

Sunrise - Seal Tortie Mitted Daughter of Dora & Pippin

She is doing awesome! She has actually taken the house over. She rules. I have taken her to work 3 times with me and boy does she like the attention everyone gives her. It's an hour drive each way so I was kind of concerned BUT she sat in the front seat like she knew what was going on.

She has given us a lot of joy. We just love her! She sleeps between us on her own little blanket and follows us around the house so she can always see us! It's so funny. If we try and hide from her she starts crying like she's hurt or something. She has up trained! haha

Thanks so much for checking in. Here are a couple of pictures of her!

Cindy in Kansas


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