Do you have kittens available?

When kittens are available to select, they will show up on the available kittens page. This will happen a few weeks before they are spay/neutered and ready to go home. If you want to see when kittens will become available, see the upcoming kittens page.

Do you have a waitlist?

Yes, we have gone back to a waitlist. When you place a $200 deposit you can either choose between a general waitlist or a specific litter waitlist.

When can I bring a kitten home?

Kittens go home around 12 weeks of age. Kittens learn important social skills from their litter mates and mother the first 12 weeks. Even though they start eating solid food by four weeks, they continue to nurse off and on until 12 weeks. Separating kittens from their mother much before this could be detrimental to the kitten.

What does the adoption process look like?

The first step is selecting a kitten. This can be done online when kittens become available, and the deposit will be paid as part of the selection process. If you’d prefer to come visit the kittens before selecting, you can pay a generic deposit fee and schedule a visit.

The next step is to pick up your kitten. You will receive an email or text to schedule a time to pick up your kitten. During your pickup we will sign the contract, go over some take-home instructions, pay the adoption fees, and answer any questions you have.

What have the kittens been eating?

We will provide samples of both wet and dry food for you to take home. We recommend a high quality (no by-products) kitten food for the first year. We feed our kittens soft food 2 times a day. Depending on the kitten, they will eat about 1-2 tablespoons of soft food morning and evening.

What kind of litter do you use?

We use a clay clumping litter “Scoop Away”. Costco carries this brand. I recommend a no scent or light scent litter to start.

We also use Pretty Litter. We can discuss the pros and cons of each during your visit.

Are boy ragdolls friendlier than girls?

I am often asked if boy kittens are friendlier than girl kittens. For typical domesticated cats this sometimes can be true. For ragdolls, it really depends on the individual personality of the individual kitten. I’ve definitely had plenty of litters where the sweetest, friendliest kitten was a girl!

We already have a cat/dog what is the best way to introduce our new kitten to the family?

Initially you want to separate the new kitten from all other pets. Something like a bathroom or bedroom that can be shut, or at least a gated area. After allowing the kitten to adjust to their new environment for a day or two, allow the animals to sniff each other under the door or through the gate. Once you notice the kitten and other pets seem calm, you can increase the contact.

Do you allow visitors at your cattery?

I’d love to eventually have a way to accommodate everybody visiting the kittens. At this time, however, visits are restricted to families who have paid a deposit. If for any reason you visit and decide to not get a kitten, I will return your deposit. The cattery is inspected by the Colorado Department of Agriculture, and is also PACFA certified. We can share photos, videos and provide references from families that have adopted from us in the past.