Mininca Ragdolls

My name is Sallie and I have owned and bred cats for many years, Early I used to breed and show Siamese, but seeing the Ragdoll at a show, I thought they were the most lovely cat I have seen, and they are. I have now been breeding and showing them since 1997. I am a registered breeder with the NSWCFA.

Without the help and guideance from my very best friend Carol (Ragdream Ragdolls) my dream of owning and enjoying the many years I have had with this wonderful cat, would never of come true. So a very big Thank You to Carol.

My first Ragdoll was Missy, Mhydoll Masked Lady,  she is still alive (god love her) at 15yo, Carol allowed me to use her beautiful imported boy Prince with Missy, and this was the first litter I had.

I love my tabbies, (lynx)  Ann Baker had this pattern in many of her cats, and she was the founder of the Ragdoll, It is a very pretty striping effect, coming in all colours, I have a couple of queens who are tabbies, and occassionally have kittens from them.

Ragdolls, still being a relatively new breed, do have some health issues, all my cats are tested for HCM (Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy) and PKD (Polycystic Kidney Disease) and my cats are CLEAR.

My cattery is Feline Leukemia and Feline Aids free.

The Ragdoll is a totally indoor cat, they are too trusting to be allowed outside on their own. They will walk up to cars, people, dogs and most things, with no fear. So please keep your baby inside all the time.

The Ragdoll is a very easy to care for cat, they have a soft Angora feel to their coat, they dont have the heavy undercoat like the Persian or Himalayan, I find that stroking your cat can be enough, except for when they are moulting, then a good slicker brush is recommended.

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