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If I could have a cat, it would either be a Ragdoll or a Maine Coon. They’ve always been my favorites: so elegant, fluffy, and sweet! I love cats that can look a little bit grumpy sometimes, too.
So, naturally, this Persian-Ragdoll cat has blown my mind. She’s everything a cat lover could possibly want, plus massive, beautiful eyes and just a little bit of a grumpy face:
When Cinny the Persian-Ragdoll came up from under that blanket, I actually gasped. She was in the dark, so her pupils were huge, too, like she’s a real-life version of Puss in Boots doing his kitty eyes!
Cinny is the oldest of three cats living in this house. She has two sisters: a Ragdoll and a Persian. They’re a very beautiful bunch, but this Smoky Mountain girl takes the cake! I would love to see her parents!
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Cinny is the pretty princess: she never does anything wrong. She was the cat who made her mom want another cat, who ended up being a menace. Then she balanced it out with a third, who’s also goofy and loves beefing with the dog:
I just know this house has never been quiet before. That’s just how mom likes it!
More About Persian-Ragdoll Cats
Though not a breed most people would think to consider, Persian-Ragdoll cats are very sweet, beautiful cats. They’re a mid-sized cat, with Persians being on the smaller side and Ragdolls being a little bit bigger.
Ragdoll cat sits in front of a basket.Image via Shutterstock / Esin Deniz
(Image via Shutterstock / Esin Deniz)
Persian-Ragdoll cats are known for being:
They’re an awesome addition to most families: they’re somewhere in the middle in terms of energy levels, and they’re typically pretty good with kids and other pets. Don’t let their grumpy faces fool you: they’re little babies!
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This story was originally published by Parade Pets on Mar 12, 2026, where it first appeared in the Pet News section. Add Parade Pets as a Preferred Source by clicking here.