Blue Lynx Mitted ragdoll kitten – Michelangelo

TICA Registered • CFA Registered

BIRTHDATE – February 4, 2026
COLOR and PATTERN – Blue Lynx Mitted
SEX – Male
EYE COLOR – Blue
HAIR – Long Haired

READY TO GO forecast – May 10, 2026

Michelangelo is an absolute dream. He always greets me at the door and immediately starts purring as if to say, ‘I’m so happy to see you! Where were you these last 5 minutes?!’ He is one of our favorites! His favorite thing is a good book and loves to study! Of course he can have his silly moments too and makes all of us laugh out loud, but he’s always ready to snuggle down for a wonderful bedtime story (and snooze)! He doesn’t mind if you want to actually write a book but it might be a challenge keeping him off the keyboard while you type, but he just wants to be close! 🙂 His future family will have the best little reading partner.

We quite enjoy having this purring machine around so while we aren’t in a hurry to see him go, he is ready anytime for his new home. Michelangelo is current on his vaccinations, has been litter-box trained for some time now, and has received a vet certificate of good health. 🙂

Blue Lynx Mitted ragdoll kitten – Michelangelo

By the time that Michelangelo goes to his forever home, he will have received the following:

• A well-check visit with a veterinarian
• Preventive deworming
• One or more doses of the 3-series vaccine FVRCP

Michelangelo has inherited “clear” genetic health conditions from his parents who were both tested and proven to be free of the following: HCM, PKD1, MPS VI, FeLV, FIV, Chlamydia Felis, Feline Calicivirus, Feline Herpes Virus 1, Bordetella Bronchiseptica, H7N2 Influenza Virus, and Influenza A Virus.  While Michelangelo himself has not been directly tested, as a result of genetic inheritance and environmental exposure he is not a carrier of these viruses or mutations.

King and Queen – the parents of Michelangelo

The parents of Michelangelo are:

King: Hawking
Queen: Maya

Genetic Color/Pattern Inheritance

Michelangelo’s parents have colors, patterns and markings that are governed by their genetic traits (listed below).  Michelangelo has inherited his color, pattern and markings from them according to the statistics of genetic inheritance. It is important to note that he may not necessarily look like either of his parents depending on their dominant and recessive genes.