Find Your Perfect Ragdoll Kitten in Sacramento

Kitten selections usually occur around 10-12 weeks. Early spay/neuter is done at approximately 11-12 weeks, and kittens generally go home at around 12 weeks, once they have recovered from surgery and been cleared by our veterinarian, with microchipping and age-appropriate vaccinations complete. Some kittens stay longer when they need it.

Yes. Every cat in our breeding program has a genetic panel run. Those panels include the HCM-associated mutation and the PKD1 mutation, along with coat, color and blood type. To be precise about what that means: genetic testing tells you whether a cat carries a specific known mutation. It is not the same as a cardiac ultrasound, and we don't describe our cats as "heart tested." Every kitten also has a veterinary clearance exam before going home.

In person, yes — once your application is approved and your deposit is placed, we'll arrange a time for you to come and meet them.

Before that, you can see more than a scheduled call would ever show you. We keep a public, standing video record: years of video filmed inside our own home and cattery across Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, and YouTube, plus a feature on The Cat Butler, a third-party channel we don't control. You don't have to ask and you don't have to wait — it's all there right now, and it's a deeper and more current picture than one call could give.

Same name, same Sacramento-area location, same phone number everywhere you find us.

Have a question about a specific kitten? Text (916) 545-5703 anytime.

We don't ship kittens as cargo. For families outside driving distance we arrange a flight nanny, who carries your kitten in the cabin as their own carry-on and hands them to you the same day. Closer to home, we offer pickup in Orangevale, or — depending on your location — we can meet partway or arrange ground delivery for a fee.