We started with one queen and a stack of genetics textbooks. We had watched friends buy kittens from volume operations — cats that arrived skittish, sick, or nothing like what was promised — and we were convinced ragdolls deserved better than a spreadsheet and a cage.
A decade later, the philosophy hasn't changed. Our kittens are born in a nesting box in our bedroom and graduate to the middle of the house: underfoot in the kitchen, on laps at the dinner table, and thoroughly desensitized to the vacuum, the doorbell, and the dog. By the time a kitten meets you at twelve weeks, it has already decided that people are wonderful.
We test everything. We register every kitten with TICA. And we stay in your life long after pickup — because the families who trust us with a kitten become part of a very small, very devoted community.