About Me
I have been a mental heath provider for over 30 years & have witnessed the therapeutic affect that animals have on their humans. They provide an unconditional “love & purpose” for their human companions in overcoming loneliness, loss, grief, sadness & stress I have been a companion of Ragdoll cats for over 25 years, being a recipient of their calming, caring disposition This has led me to believe that “every life needs a Ragdoll” I have become a breeder of this kind & docile cat with the support, friendship & mentorship of some of the most experienced, knowledgeable Ragdoll breeders, collectively having over 60 years of Ragdoll breeding expertise My goal is to breed healthy, beautiful, well socialized Ragdolls. My babes live in my home in Appleton, Wisconsin (I work in the shadow of Lambeau Field. Go Pack Go). They are cage free. They are DNA health screened through UC Davis Veterinary Laboratory. HCM negative. TICA registered
I will be producing a limited number of litters a year Please check my Babes page for current kittens or contact me to place your name on a reservation list
Sepia Ragdolls
Sepia Ragdolls are substantially darker coated than their Mink litter mates. They often have a more plush coat than Minks and their eye color is green/gold , but blue(ish) and odd eyes are possible. Sepias are also born with full color and come in all traditional colors including smoke or silver. Sepias can only be produced when both parents are minks, one parent is a Mink and the other Sepia, or both parents are a Ccb Solids.
MinkRagdolls
Minks are born with full color and still come in all the traditional colors and patterns. The coat of a Mink is smoother and much softer, and has a darker and richer point color than the Traditional Ragdoll. The body color of a Mink is a few grades lighter then their points. Mink Ragdolls have aqua colored eyes (which can vary from blue with just a hint of green to almost fully green). To produce a Mink at least one parent must be a Mink, Sepia, or a Ccb Solid.
Traditional Ragdolls
Traditional Ragdoll are born white, develop point in colors of Blue (slate gray) and Seal (dark brown). Newer colors are Lilac, Chocolate, Red, cream and the new cinnamon and fawn. All colors can also be available with Tortie (color mixed with splashes of red or cream) and Lynx (Tabby) markings or a combination of the two known as “Torbie”.
Solid Ragdolls
The body color and the point color of the Solid Ragdoll are the same, a single color throughout. This is in contrast to the point variety, where the body color is a shade or more lighter than their point color (ears, nose, tail, & legs). Solid Ragdolls can be seen in the following colors: Black, Blue, Chocolate, Lilac, Red, Cream, Calico, Blue-Cream, or White. The overlaying patterns are the same for both the Solid and the Traditional Ragdolls.