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MoonCrest Kaleidoscope and MoonCrest Kingston
"Luck of the Draw" litter
Spay/Neuter Dates: November 13 and November 20th
Ready to go to new homes on or after November 16 and November 28th

Please remember your new kitten(s) will be leaving everything they know and love when they go to
their new homes. It is a scary and stressful time for them as they acclimate to their new home and family.
Please plan on spending a couple of days to be there for them and keep their world as
stress free as possible to ensure a strong bond of trust.

On a side note:
The entire litter has been adopted by repeat adopters. My hear is warm and I am humbled.
Thank you all for your trust in Crescent Moon Ragdolls.

ADOPTED MoonCrest Diamonds is a blue point female. She is a beautiful girl and is the most independent of the kittens. She is comfortable around both her littermates and humans but does not seek out attention and affection regularly. She has an instant purr and will roll over on her back for scratches with no concerns at all when catnapping in the cat tree. I have been working towards getting her used to being held and sitting in my lap and she is beginning to lean into it. She will come up to me for attention and affection but not as frequently as her littermates. Based on her instant purr and lack of fear, I will work towards pushing her out of her comfort zone while allowing her time to become comfortable with the new interactions. At this time, I feel she will be an independent kitty rather than a lap kitty but she is becoming more affectionate as she matures. Adopted by Steve.

ADOPTED MoonCrest Ace is a seal point mitted male. Ace is the most outgoing of the kittens. He is bold and fearless with the right amount of courage and caution. He is well adjusted and comfortable with new experiences and has been the leader of the group without the independence that is expressed with most of the "leader" kittens. He enjoys giving and receiving attention and affection but is also happy playing with his littermates. There isn't much that he is concerned about and is first to try new experiences. He is well rounded and would do best in a home where he has another feline friend. Adopted by Amy.

ADOPTED MoonCrest King is a seal point male. King has been the sleeper of the group. He is the most laidback of the group and is a big boy, second only behind Jack. While he tends to hold back and allow others to move first in regard to seeking out new experiences, there isn't any concern or caution when he takes his turn. Like the rest of his brothers he seeks out attention and affection and happily spends time in my lap enjoying his scratches and pets. I really like him and wish that he wasn't related to so many of my females so I could hold him back for my breeding program. He would be happiest in a home with another feline friend but if his human family was home most of the time, he should be fine as an "only". Adopted by Grace.

ADOPTED MoonCrest Jack is a red point mitted male. He is growing into a beautiful boy both inside and out. Jack is well adjusted and comfortable with both his littermates and his humans. He seeks out attention and affection and has an instant purr when he receives the attention he is looking for. Like all of his brothers, he takes a turn sitting on my lap of scratches and snuggles when I join them in the evening. Three nights ago, I was surprised to see Jack and his brother Joker visiting me in the bathroom upstairs, an area that was previously off limits by order of Fiesta. It made me smile since I had been hoping to see signs that the kittens were ready for new adventures. Making their way up two flights of stairs, meeting their adult ragdoll housemates with courage is a big step in their development. Adopted by Caroline.

ADOPTED MoonCrest Joker is a red point male. Joker is the proverbial "little brother" of the group of boys. While he is similar in size, he is definitely the follower with a tiny bit of insecurity attached. He is such a sweet boy and as with all followers, will make an adoring pampered pet since he won't ever want to be in charge. He seeks out attention and affection and has an instant purr when he receives it. He is well adjusted and has the right amount of courage and caution but he does have concerns about being held, or rather having his feet off the ground. I am working on it with him and while he is reluctant, he doesn't try to jump away. He generally grabs ahold of me and cries. I think he simply needs solid footing to feel safe. He has no concerns jumping into my lap and settling in for his lap time. He has a special place in my heart because I know what he is insecure about and it is only a matter of time and trust to get over it. It is such a small thing but so huge to him. How could I not find a special place of tenderness for him? He would be happiest in a home with a feline fried to keep him company. Adopted by Kayla.

ADOPTED MoonCrest Hearts is a blue tortie mitted female. Hearts is an outgoing well balanced girl that can keep up with her bothers in the all star wrestling matches then slow thing down for snuggles in my lap. She loves giving and receiving attention and affection with an instant purr. Because she is a tortie, I expect she will develop the spicy temperament that seems to always accompany the "red" females. It is important to note since torties display a bit more of the "cat" temperament than their non-red counterparts. One thing for sure, the torties make me smile with their bigger than life personalities. I really like Hearts, she reminds me very much of her great grandmother, Party Girl. The tortie ragdoll that started my red program back in 2015. Adopted by Amy. .

MoonCrest Seven is a seal tortie mitted female. Not available, she is being evaluated for my breeding program. She is a chocolate carrier!!