Chocolate Mink Cherubim Point ragdoll kitten – Sequoia

TICA Registered • CFA Registered

Sequoia loves rubbing her cheeks against our hands. She really leans into it, as if she’s claiming us as her favorite people. It’s a steady, loving gesture that ends in purrs. She’s never shy about showing where she belongs.

BIRTHDATE – May 15, 2026
COLOR and PATTERN – Chocolate Mink Cherubim Point
SEX – Female
EYE COLOR – Aqua
HAIR – Long Haired

READY TO GO forecast – August 4, 2026

Sequoia’s quiet presence is comforting. She doesn’t even have to be doing anything in particular, but for some reason, just having her around is comforting. Her aura must exude a spirit of comfort. She’s a beacon of loyalty and affection, a steadfast companion who will follow her favorite person from room to room, and her playfulness is gentle but persistent; she loves a good game of chase and will bring a toy mouse back to you with a proud look in her eyes, as if presenting a gift. She has a way of looking at you with her deep blue eyes that makes you feel utterly seen and loved.

This little beauty is litter box trained, up to date on her vaccines and has an upcoming vet appointment. Sequoia is looking forward to meeting her new family and will be ready to go in about a month.

Chocolate Mink Cherubim Point ragdoll kitten – Sequoia

By the time that Sequoia goes to her forever home, she will have received the following:

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

Sequoia has inherited “clear” genetic health conditions from her 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 Sequoia herself has not been directly tested, as a result of genetic inheritance and environmental exposure she is not a carrier of these viruses or mutations.

King and Queen – the parents of Sequoia

The parents of Sequoia are:

King: Coconut
Queen: Cabrini

Genetic Color/Pattern Inheritance

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