About Ragdolls

Anyone who has ever been lucky enough to own a ragdoll cat has probably come away singing the breed’s praises.  Indeed, a mink ragdoll kitten is equal parts fluffiness and sweetness, making them almost a perfect pet.  Even die-hard dog partisans cannot help but be charmed be the mink ragdoll kitten’s affectionate temperament and luminous aqua eyes.

Ragdolls are also larger than many other breeds of housecat, and their average weight ranges between 12-22 lbs.

The mink ragdoll is a specific sub-breed of ragdoll cat.

Contrary to some rumors, mink ragdolls are indeed purebreds and the breed is officially acknowledged by the SBT (Studbook Tradition) and the International Cat Association.

Our History and where we are located   

We are located in Jaffray B.C. With Little Sand Creek running through the middle of our farm. Jaffray is halfway between Cranbrook and Fernie of the East Kootenays. I fell in love with the Ragdoll Breed when we purchased our first Flame point female. Her personality is so different from the barn cats we have. She loves attention, wants to be apart of whatever we are doing in the house. She loves to play fetch with her favorite play mouse. Sassy became my companion in the house. I did a lot of research and decided I would become a breeder to protect, preserve and promote this wonderful breed.

My research included health concerns as well.

All our cats are negative for FIV, FeLv, and HCM, as well as PDK1. Since then we have grown our cattery to include: Queens April, Lacy and Aspen. We have King Alex and King Moka.

We are Registered with The International Cat Association (TICA).