Cat breeds are numerous, with each feline type having its own distinct charm and features. The Ragdoll cat stands out among these as a gentle giant known for its remarkable beauty and amiable demeanor.
The Ragdoll breed has a rich history that begins in the 1960s in Riverside, California. Ann Baker, a cat lover, was inspired by a white
Persian-Angora cat named Josephine, whom she thought had special features. Josephine became the Ragdoll breed’s foundation cat, and her offspring’s breeding established the breed’s unique traits.
Ragdolls are notable for their distinctive look, which is distinguished by their big stature, semi-long fur, and appealing blue eyes.
Their bodies are lighter in color than their ears, face, paws, and tail, and they have a characteristic color-point pattern akin to Siamese cats.
