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A small in home cattery on Florida’s Treasure Coast raising healthy, well socialized Ragdoll kittens in traditional colors. Every kitten is hand raised and placed with care.
Registered with The International Cat Association.We follow TICA breed standard and ethical breeder practices.Three cats. Each chosen for temperament first, breed standard second, and genetic health throughout. Full profiles, photos, and pedigrees coming soon.
Our foundation queen. Photo, pedigree, and health clearances will be posted here once finalized.
Our second queen. Photo, pedigree, and health clearances will be posted here once finalized.
Our king. Photo, pedigree, and health clearances will be posted here once finalized.
Our foundation queen. Photo, pedigree, and health clearances will be posted here once finalized.
Our second queen. Photo, pedigree, and health clearances will be posted here once finalized.
Bred for temperament as much as looks, Ragdolls are known for going limp when held — hence the name — and for following their people from room to room.
Naomi was a part Ragdoll we found at the Humane Society. She reached out and pawed at Travis as he walked past her cage. Anissa fell in love. Naomi came home that day.
She gave us several good years. The slow blink in the morning, the quiet weight on the couch in the evening, the way she followed us from room to room. When she passed, the house got noticeably quieter.
What stayed with us was how much one part Ragdoll had given one family. We started thinking about how many other families might want the same. Treasure Coast Ragdolls is the result.
We breed selectively and only in traditional Ragdoll colors. Health, temperament, and breed standard come first. Every breeding cat is genetically tested. Every kitten leaves home with two FVRCP vaccines, deworming, microchip, and TICA registration paperwork.
Our process is built around fit. We want every kitten matched with the right family, and every family ready for the kitten that joins them.
We typically have one to two litters per year. Our next expected litter is summer 2026. Waitlist members are notified first when applications open.
We do not ship in cargo. Pickup is in Stuart, Florida. For out of area adopters we can help coordinate a licensed flight nanny at the adopter’s expense, or arrange local delivery on a case by case basis.
Fourteen weeks. By that age kittens have had two FVRCP vaccines, are dewormed, spayed or neutered, microchipped, and fully weaned and litter trained.
The deposit amount is set at the time applications open and is published with the litter announcement. Deposits are non refundable and non transferable, and apply toward the kitten’s full purchase price.
Our contract includes a two year guarantee against inherited genetic disease, plus a 72 hour guarantee on common ailments. Full terms appear in the Conditions of Sale below and are written into the adoption agreement.
Yes. All breeding cats are tested for HCM (the Ragdoll specific mutation) and PKD, plus a broad panel covering common feline genetic conditions. Results are available on request.
For the safety of our kittens, in person visits are limited to confirmed adopters and scheduled pickup days. We share frequent photos and videos with reserved families through pickup.
Every kitten goes home fully prepared. The published price reflects the full package below.
Florida residents add 7% sales tax. A non refundable deposit holds your kitten.
These terms are written into every adoption contract. Read them before placing a deposit.
Plain English summary. All deposits and payments are non refundable. We guarantee against inherited genetic disease for two years. Kittens must be kept indoors, may not be declawed, and may not be sold or surrendered to a shelter or breeding mill. If you ever cannot keep your cat, contact us first.
For general inquiries before you join the waitlist. We do our best to reply within two business days.
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Our email list is the only way to learn about upcoming litters before applications close. We send updates a few times a year. No spam, ever.