Loopy (aka Loo-Loo) comes with Carini as a bonded pair and they must be kept together. It's important for healthy development in all areas as well as your peace of mind. Cats learn proper feline etiquette from each other. A single kitten is far more likely to develop problems such as biting, playing too rough, and even depression.
Loopy will be spayed if she does not exhibit the mutations characteristic of American Ringtails. Evidence of these mutations may not appear for up to a year. At the time of spaying, she will receive her rabies vaccine and her first (of two) distemper shots. The second distemper must be administered 3-4 weeks later. Also included is all her veterinary paperwork.
If Loopy does develop the curled tail, having her spayed is conditional. If she remains unaltered, you will need an initial vet visit to get her rabies and distemper vaccines.
All the kitties at Dustin Drive Rescue come with a "no questions asked" return policy. Our goal is to find perfect fits for the kits. We work hard to rehab and raise our cats to be outstanding pets. If it isn't working out, we may be able to offer solutions. If Carini and Loopy aren't for you, we will always take our babies back.
Marie "Mama" Curlie and her 4 kittens were rescued from under a trailer in a MH Park on Mother's Day, 2026. Sire is unknown. We soon learned mama's strange donut tail was due to genetic mutations that result in a VERY RARE cat. Marie Curlie was an American Ringtail, a breed known for their incredibly friendly demeanor and goofy-looking looped tails. The American Ringtail population is only in the hundreds and Google suggests they are worth $500-$1000 each!
Loopy "Loo-Loo" Curlie is the spitting image of her Mama, Marie Curlie. She has the same sharp facial features but with the slightest indent at the bridge of her nose. Her coat is the same warm, velvety, grey color as her Mama's but unlike Mama, she is marbled with a lighter grey tabby pattern featuring a "loop" on each side.
Largely due to the American Ringtail's overly friendly demeanor, Carini & Loopy have some skills/traits other cats generally don't. They lack all the behaviors expected of kittens from feral parents and were amazingly easy to socialize. Given some adjustment time, they get along with peoples, strangers, kids, dogs, & other cats. Loud noises don't usually bother them.
Ringtail Cats have PREHENSILE TAILS, like monkeys, which gives them gripping power. This aids in the balance necessary for shoulder riding, at which they are adept. They will jump on you for a ride but are easily trained if you don't want that. Carini & Loo-Loo both can be cradled on their back like a baby and love affection from head butts to brushing.
Bonus: Carini & Loo are litter box "trained" and are working on going in the actual toilet. Just imagine NEVER buying, lugging, scooping, cleaning, or smelling cat litter!
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Created: 08-07-2026
Updated: 09-07-2026
Photos: 08-14-2026
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