Ragdoll Breeders Archives

Jasmine Ragdoll Kitten – Ragdoll Breeder SCAM

JennyOctober 9, 2019October 9, 201914 Comments

A few weeks ago, I received the following e-mail. You can see my response… and here’s a screenshot of their About page which is a … Continue reading “Jasmine Ragdoll Kitten – Ragdoll Breeder SCAM”

Center Hill Ragdolls Pet - Marie, Traditional Blue Point Mitted Lynx

Ragdoll Breeder Tennessee Interview: Center Hill Ragdolls

JennyAugust 22, 2019August 21, 20193 Comments

Center Hill Ragdolls is a TICA and CFA registered Ragdoll cattery in Middle Tennessee near beautiful Center Hill Lake. Operated by a mother/daughter team, we breed for quality and loving temperament over quantity.

Ragdoll Breeder Tennessee: Center Hill Ragdolls

JennyJuly 11, 2019July 7, 20193 Comments

Center Hill Ragdolls’ mission is to provide happy, healthy, well-socialized and affectionate Ragdolls to safe, loving, nurturing, lifelong homes.

Ragdoll Cats for Sale: Essential Info to Know When Buying a Ragdoll Cat

JennyJune 10, 2019June 10, 201937 Comments

Thinking of buying a Ragdoll Cat? Learn how, where and why to buy a Ragdoll Cat.

How to Find a Good Ragdoll Breeder

JennySeptember 6, 2018September 5, 20181 Comment

If you are looking to get your very own Ragdoll cat, then finding a good breeder is the starting point of your journey. In this article, you’ll find some tips and tricks on how to sort through breeder websites and find the ideal Raggie cat breeder.

Lawsuit Against Jessica Perry and Leah Keeran of “We Love Ragdolls”

JennyMay 18, 2017May 17, 201712 Comments

Did you adopt a sick cat from Jessica Perry and Leah Keeran of “We Love Ragdolls”? Find out how you can join the lawsuit against them.

Cat Hair Yarn: Interview with Irene Lerman of PetHair2KnitWear

JennyApril 17, 2016April 16, 20167 Comments

I was born in Russia and learned to knit as a girl because knitting is very popular there and almost every Russian woman knows how to knit. After adopting my cat Mittens, I started collecting his beautiful hair and for years did not know what to do with it, until one day I had a brilliant idea on making yarn with it.