Our Mission

At M&M Ragdolls, our mission is to find the perfect family for our perfect kittens. We believe that every feline companion deserves a loving and caring home where they will be cherished as much as we cherish them. Our dedication lies in ensuring that each of our kittens finds a family that will provide them with the love, attention, and care they deserve.

Are Ragdolls Right for You?

Ragdolls are a breed apart from other cats, known for their gentle and affectionate nature. True to their name, these felines are like literal "ragdolls," often going limp when held, making them ideal companions for cuddling. Their unique temperament and striking eyes set them apart, as they form deep bonds with their human companions and are always seeking affection and attention. Originally named for their tendency to relax completely like a ragdoll when picked up, Ragdolls are renowned for their loving demeanor and gentle disposition.

Prioritizing Health and Well-being

At M&M Ragdolls, we prioritize the health and well-being of our kittens above all else. Before they leave our care, all kittens are up to date with vaccinations and have been dewormed to ensure they start their new lives in the best health. Additionally, we highly encourage prospective families to visit us in person to meet their potential new feline friend. We believe this personal interaction not only allows you to bond with your kitten but also ensures that you are making an informed decision about welcoming them into your home. You also get the chance to meet us and see if we’re a good match for what you’re looking for in a breeder. An important part of choosing a breeder isn’t just about finding the cutest kitten at a good price—it’s also about making sure you feel comfortable with the breeder and trust them to be there for you even after you take your kitten home. A good relationship with your breeder can make a big difference, especially if you ever have questions or need advice down the line. Visiting in person also gives you a chance to see where your kitten is being raised and make sure you’re happy with the environment they’re coming from.