Rhetorical Ragdolls - Ragdoll Cats & Kittens

Ragdoll Kittens in Massachusetts!

 WE HAVE KITTENS!

Welcome to Rhetorical Ragdolls. My name is Charlotte. I am a TICA and TCA registered small hobby breeder of Ragdoll kittens located in Massachusetts. I fell in love with the ragdoll breed about 5 years ago when I was was given my fist ragdoll cat. Since then I have become completely smitten with ragdolls. Breeding these beautiful cats and watching each litter grow and develop has become my passion.  Each cat is a member of my family and treated that way. I limit the number of  ragdolls here so that I can continue to provide quality care and an abundance of love to each cat individually. My goal is to breed and show champion ragdoll cats. These are more than cats. Some call them "puppy cats".  Your ragdoll will attach herself to you in a way that is very unlike any other cat. She will follow a daily routine with you. She will most likely know what time you come home each day and be there waiting for you. She will be easily voice trained.  Once you have owned a ragdoll, you will always own a ragdoll. Be careful, they are very addicting!! Ragdolls are very calm and quiet. They get along very well with every member of the family, including other pets.  Ragdolls have a rabbit-like coat.  It is medium to long and non matting.  Grooming is minimal. Ragdolls mature very slowly. It takes 2-3 years for them to reach thier full size. Males weigh between 15-20 pounds, females usually 5 pounds less. Some people have described thier ragdoll relationship as codependant. Ragdolls are not destructive cats by nature. They do not have cat-like instincts and therefore MUST be kept indoors. They have a very gentle demeanor and meow. Ragdolls are known to go limp in your arms just like a ragdoll!  I thank Mable and Anette Roberts of WillowTreeRags for thier commitment to this breed and for thier continuing support and help they have shown to my cats and I.

Our Granddaughter Isabella, with a 10 week old Seal Point Mitted kitten from Lovey & Artemis!