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2 Tabby Ragdoll sisters in need of rehoming
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Adv. Location:Stoke-on-Trent, Stoke-on-Trent
Pets in litter:2 female
Breed:Mixed Breed
Age:12 years, 8 months
Ready to Leave:Available now
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My two cats are tabby Ragdoll cats, bonded companions who have grown up together and share a close, comforting relationship. Like many Ragdolls, they possess gentle temperaments, affectionate personalities, and a calm presence that makes them wonderful companions in a home environment. Their tabby markings give them unique, beautiful coats with soft striping, expressive eyes, and the plush fur Ragdolls are known for. They are not just pets — they are family members. They have been with me through quiet evenings, early mornings, and moments of peace in an otherwise demanding career. Their presence has been a constant source of comfort, particularly during periods of stress or transition. Each cat has their own distinct personality, yet they complement one another perfectly. One of them is slightly more confident and curious, often the first to explore a new room or investigate unfamiliar sounds. This cat enjoys being near people, following from room to room, and settling close by rather than directly on laps. There is a quiet loyalty in the way they keep watch, always nearby, always present. The other is more gentle and reserved, showing affection through soft head bumps, slow blinks, and curling up in warm, safe spaces. This cat thrives on calm routines and enjoys peaceful environments where they can relax fully. When comfortable, they are incredibly loving and will seek out closeness in their own subtle way. Together, they groom each other, sleep side by side, and provide reassurance when one of them is unsure. Keeping them together is incredibly important, as their bond is strong and clearly meaningful to both of them. True to the Ragdoll breed, both cats are calm, affectionate, and well-mannered. They are indoor cats who are accustomed to a quiet, stable home environment. They are not destructive, are well litter-trained, and respect household routines. They enjoy interactive play but are not overly demanding. Wand toys, gentle games, and short bursts of activity suit them well, followed by long naps in sunny spots or cosy corners. They are content simply being near their humans and do not require constant attention, making them ideal for someone who appreciates companionship without high-energy demands. They are not aggressive in any way and handle handling gently. Ragdolls are known for their relaxed nature, and these two are no exception. They tolerate grooming well, which is important given their soft, semi-long coats. Both cats are healthy and well cared for. They are used to regular feeding schedules and a consistent routine. Their coats are soft and plush and benefit from regular brushing, which they generally enjoy as a bonding activity. They are familiar with routine veterinary care and handling. Keeping up with grooming, nutrition, and preventative health care has always been a priority, and I would hope their new home continues this standard of care. On a typical day, they start their mornings quietly, often stretching and greeting the day at a relaxed pace. They enjoy breakfast followed by settling near windows, watching the world outside. They are fascinated by birds, passing cars, and the changing light throughout the day. During quieter hours, they nap separately or together, rotating between favourite spots. In the evenings, they become more social, enjoying gentle play and human interaction. They bring a sense of calm to the household and have a comforting presence that is hard to put into words. Working in the Armed Forces is not just a job — it is a commitment that comes with unpredictability, long hours, deployments, relocations, and periods away from home. While I have done everything possible to balance this career with responsible pet ownership, the reality is that my ability to provide stability is becoming increasingly limited. Extended absences, potential postings, and changes in living arrangements mean that I can no longer guarantee the consistent environment these cats need. They thrive on routine, familiarity, and emotional security. Asking them to adapt repeatedly to change or prolonged separations would not be fair to them. Rehoming them now, while they are settled, healthy, and emotionally secure, is the most responsible choice — even though it is a deeply painful one. This decision has not been made quickly or easily. It has involved a great deal of reflection, guilt, sadness, and heartache. These cats have offered unconditional comfort, especially during stressful periods associated with military life. Letting go feels like losing a part of home. However, loving an animal sometimes means putting their needs above your own feelings. As difficult as it is, I know that they deserve a future where they are never left wondering when their person will return, where their routines remain intact, and where they can form lasting bonds with someone who is always there. The ideal home for these two cats would be a calm, stable environment where they can remain together. A household that values quiet companionship, routine, and affection would suit them perfectly. They would do well with someone who understands the Ragdoll breed or who is willing to learn about their needs. A home where they are treated as family members rather than just pets is essential. They are best suited to an indoor environment, where they are safe and protected. A home with space for them to relax, window views, and soft places to sleep would make them very happy. These cats share a deep bond, and it is incredibly important that they are rehomed together. Separating them would cause unnecessary stress and confusion. They rely on each other for comfort, familiarity, and companionship. Their relationship adds to their quality of life, and preserving that bond is a top priority in finding them a new home.
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