
Our ragdolls grow up in our living room, not a cattery closet, so they come to you calm, cuddly, and ready to flop into your arms.
Our first litter! We are over-the-moon excited. Bambi had SIX healthy kittens -- an incredibly large litter, especially for a first time mother, which says great things about her health and readiness for this endeavor. All are vibrant and gaining weight rapidly. Each little one is handled with love and round-the-clock care. Over the next several weeks, we will introduce kittens to a variety of experiences: first baths, nail clippings, grooming, litter training, play, noises, children, other adult cats, and even the family dog. Ragdolls have a naturally vibrant and trusting nature, but early exposure and intentional socialization is what transforms a good cat into a great one.






Every kitten's health, temperament, and looks start here. Our first breeding pair was hand selected (with the assistance of our experienced breeder mentor in Missouri) for the health of their genetic bloodlines and qualities of parentage. All our cats are TICA-registered, with pedigrees going back six generations. While the variations of coat and coloring within the ragdoll breed are beautiful and interesting, we are breeding for health and temperament over a desired look.

Seal Bicolor
Our gentle matriarch — endlessly patient, a proud and devoted mama, and sweet as pie. Bambi holds true to the best of the ragdoll temperament. Never a bite nor raised paw towards anyone, even clumsy toddlers. She loves being around her people (often choosing a child's bed to sleep) and keeping tabs on her household. She also maintains an athletic flair; no bug is safe if she catches one in her sights. While some cats seek solitude during birth, Bambi wanted the comfort and presence of all her family. We expect her babies to have these loving qualities.

Seal Mitted
A striking, easygoing boy with a plush silky coat and the classic ragdoll flop. He got his name from the diamond shaped white mark on his forehead, unique to the mitted variety. You might say our naming choice was a little...on the nose. Sweet-natured to the core, Blaze was the biggest in his litter and a real "looker" from day one. He will continue to grow in size - both in stature and fluff - as rags do not reach full maturity until 3-4 years of age. Raised from infancy with Bambi, the pair have been "true loves" since the day they met.

For better or worse, I (MC) was a cat girl from a young age. My family, not so much. At seven, I began decorating my room in magazine cutouts of wild cats from National Geographic. I (embarrassingly) spent my hard earned allowance money on a subscription to Cat Fancy magazine so I could look and learn about all the fascinating and beautiful cat breeds of the world. At the age of eight, I tried to operate my own version of a humane society from our home...much to my parent's dismay. But my persistence paid off. We took in many cats over the years, and I grew adept at taming the unruly feral, treating for fleas, and rehabbing with love. However, I always dreamed about a particular type of cat in that fancy magazine.... So when I grew up and started earning "real" money, I bought my first Ragdoll. Game over. River was everything I dreamed and more. Even my husband, a vocal dissident, changed his tune rapidly. That's a theme you'll hear frequently in the ragdoll world: "I didn't know cats could be like this!" I've been hearing it for years from relatives, friends, repairmen, and the random folks who show up from Facebook marketplace!
You are bound to have questions for us, and we will have some for you! We love talking ragdolls. If you are interested in bringing a ragdoll into your family, reach out using the waitlist form below. From there, I will send litter updates and we will connect by phone. I prefer to talk to potential families before taking any deposits.
Start a conversationStraightforward pricing, everything included. A deposit reserves your kitten; the balance is due at pickup.
Your kitten will receive their initial rounds of core kitten vaccines before going home. The series begins at 8 weeks and is completed at 16 weeks. Most will have received 2 rounds by pickup. You’ll receive a record of every vaccine given, along with the date your kitten’s next booster is due, so your veterinarian can complete the series. We do NOT vaccinate for FeLV, nor recommend it, as our kittens are raised indoors and placed in indoor-only homes. Please discuss whether it’s right for your kitten’s lifestyle with your veterinarian.
Each kitten is treated by our vet for common parasites, including routine deworming, flea prevention, etc. on an age-appropriate schedule. Treatment dates and products used are included in your kitten’s health records.
You will receive records of parent lineage, TICA status, and Wisdom Panel genetic report, along with your kitten’s vet records. You will receive your kitten’s individual TICA registration (blue slip) upon sending receipt of spay/neuter.
Not Included
A full-size bag of Hill’s Science Diet Kitten, the food they’ve been raised on post-weaning. You’re welcome to switch to another food, but please transition gradually to avoid upsetting your kitten’s stomach. A full-size bag of World’s Best Cat Litter. It truly lives up to its name! (If you use a robotic litter box, you’ll need a formula made for it.) Toys and other goodies to help your kitten settle in.
Please bring your own carrier for the trip home.
A peek into everyday life with our ragdolls, from 2018 to present. No glamour shots here, just unedited reality -- our type of charming.




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