The colors we breed
Ragdoll coloration develops slowly — kittens are born white and darken over weeks. Here are the five point colors that run through our lines.
The deepest, warmest brown — the classic ragdoll.
Slate-grey points on a soft, cool body.
A lighter, milk-chocolate brown. Rare in our lines.
Frosted grey with a pink cast. Our rarest coloration.
Warm apricot-red points. Also called red point.
How it works
Four steps, no surprises. Most families are matched within one to two litters of applying.
Tell us about your home and what you are looking for. We read every application ourselves — this is a conversation, not a form.
When a litter arrives, we match kittens to families by temperament, not first-come order. We will tell you honestly which kitten fits.
A $500 deposit reserves your kitten and holds your place. It applies to the final price and secures your spot in the litter.
At twelve weeks, your kitten goes home fully vaccinated, litter-trained, microchipped, and already used to being handled.
Client reviews
Verified reviews from people who have adopted from us. Adopted before? We'd love for you to add yours.
We drove six hours to bring our boy home and would do it again tomorrow. He was confident from day one, litter-trained, and completely unbothered by our dog. Two years on he still flops into my arms exactly like they promised.
I researched breeders for eight months. Golden Ragdolls were the only ones who sent me the actual echocardiogram results for both parents without me having to ask twice. That kind of honesty is everything in this market.
Our kitten arrived calm, social, and already comfortable being held. You can genuinely tell these cats are raised in a busy home and not in a cage. The kids adore her.
From our journal
Straight answers on colors, health testing, cost, and care — the research we wish every ragdoll buyer did before choosing a breeder.
Seal, blue, chocolate, lilac, flame — and the three patterns that change everything. Here's how ragdoll coloration actually works, from a breeder who lives with it.
They're the two most popular ragdoll colors, and buyers mix them up constantly. Here's how to tell a blue point from a seal point — and how to choose.
Ragdolls grow slowly and grow big. Here's how we feed our kittens for that long growth curve — plus the mistakes that cause tummy upsets in the first week.
The waitlist letter
A few times a year we announce new litters, share journal posts, and open the waitlist. No spam, no selling your address.
We never share your email.
Start here
Applications are open now. Tell us about your home and we'll be in touch within three to five days.