agdolls are very unique cats. It was love at first sight between myself and the Ragdoll, and once they came into my life, I knew this was the breed I wanted to breed. Ragdolls are large laid back cats and I thank Ann Baker for developing this breed. She developed this breed from a longhair white cat named Josephine and two domestic cats. This breed has been around for a long time, but I think in the last few years has established itself as a breed people choose as a pet when they wish for a quiet, well behaved cat. Ragdolls are the breed to choose when living in an apartment as they are so well adjusted, this suits them just fine. Almost non-matting and almost non-shedding, they make wonderful companions.

edieval Cattery is producing both traditional colors and the newer colors of the Ragdoll (Flame, Torties). We have stayed with cats from "original" lines, being able to trace the ancestors all the way back to the original cat, Josephine. It has been my extreme pleasure to have been able to have these "original" cats in my cattery, and I thank the breeder of these cats for trusting me with these "original, extremely old lines." The wonderful traits of these "original" lines are very evident and I'm extremely happy to be able to reproduce them in the big, floppy Medieval cats.

he Medieval Cattery breeding males are tall, long legged, large bodied cats. The "original" traits of these cats have already been proven in the progeny. The personalities of the Medieval males are "outstanding" and they are wonderful examples of the breed.

he "ladies" of Medieval Cattery are from both the newer and the "old" lines of the Ragdoll breed. I have been very fortunate to be able to have the cats from some wonderful breeders out there. They have proven themselves many times by wonderful kittens being born and also the comments from the very happy owners of these lovely kittens.

edieval Cattery which is a small cattery, produces only a few litters a year, so if you are interested, please email us and check the kitten page for current litters and a kitten can be held for you with a deposit. Our cattery is a TICA Outstanding Cattery, FeLV-FIP negative and all kittens come with a Veterinary health Certificate and are guaranteed. Medieval kittens aren't caged and run the house. Medieval kittens leave at three months of age, after they're spayed and neutered.