Oh My Gatos! Cattery

About Us

Loving Breeders

Happy, Healthy Bloodline

I have had a love for cats since I was a little girl. When my oldest daughter was begging for a white kitten (like Marie from Aristocats), we knew we had to find a Ragdoll Cat. It was instant love from the moment we brought Marie home! We are so excited to welcome her kittens into our home 😻

Happy, Healthy Bloodline

Marie, our Queen, is NAPR Registered and Cinder, our King, is TICA and NAPR. The babies will be NAPR Registered and come with a full health check. All vaccinations will be up-to-date. Kitten will come home with a small blanket, all health records, registration papers and some kitten food.

A Furever Friend

Happy, Healthy Bloodline

A Furever Friend

If you've never owned a Ragdoll Cat, you're in for a treat! These kittens are basically dogs trapped in a cat's body, haha! Both Cinder and Marie are very affectionate and love to be loved. They have a wonderful temperament around children and other animals. They love to play and learned quickly to not use claws with humans. Ragdolls are incredibly smart cats and so very sweet - the perfect fur baby addition to your family!

Frequently Asked Questions

Please contact us if you cannot find an answer to your question.

How do I adopt my furever friend?

Send us a message to put down a deposit on your choice of litter mates! Litter pick is on a first come, first served basis for deposits. So the quicker you put down your deposit, the better chance you have of being first in line!

Can I reserve a specific color/gender?

Absolutely! We cannot control what colors the babies will be, but if you’ve put a deposit down for a specific color, we will do our best to match you with that color! If Ella does not birth that color, we can have you first in line for the next litter pick.

We expect CinderElla babies to be half chocolate and half blue, with half traditional coats and half mink!

Is there anything special I need to do upon arriving home?

Not exactly. You would introduce your new family member the way you would any other cat. Typically, you'll want to seclude them to one room while they get their bearings in a new environment. If you have a cat at home, leave something with their scent by the door so the new kitten can learn it. Also, leave something of the kittens on the outside of the door so your existing cat can get to know the new kitten. There will likely be a period of hissing from your current kitty, but after a few days, this will calm down and you can slowly introduce them to one another!