Frequently Asked Questions About Our Cattery
We are proudly based in Farmville, Virginia, but we work with families across the U.S. and welcome nationwide inquiries.
Yes! We are a TICA-registered cattery, and all of our kittens come with TICA registration paperwork, ensuring they are purebred and from an ethical program. View our TICA listing →
We are officially listed on the TICA Breeder Directory under AquaMarine Rags. We offer FaceTime calls, references from past families, and you can check our website testimonials, Facebook reviews, and Google reviews.
Our Ragdoll and Cherubim kittens are $3,000.
Every breeding cat is tested for 50+ genetic diseases including HCM and PKD, FeLV and FIV, blood type, and genetic diversity markers.
Our kittens are ready to go home around 12 weeks. By this time, they are well-socialized, vaccinated, fully health-checked, and spayed or neutered.
Fill out and get approved for an adoption application. Once approved, you will receive a private email with the reservation date. Reservations open around 5 weeks old on a first come, first served basis by deposit through our website.
We do not keep a waitlist and do not allow in-home visits for health and safety reasons. We keep families updated with photos, videos, and FaceTime calls.
Yes. We work with trusted pet nannies and transport services to deliver kittens safely across the U.S.
We feed a raw diet as the foundation. Our kittens are raised cage-free in our family home with daily handling, children, and play. Learn more about raw feeding →
About the Ragdoll Breed
The Ragdoll is a large, gentle breed known for going limp when held. Males typically reach 15–20 lbs and females 10–15 lbs, reaching full size around 4 years old. They are often called “puppy cats” for how closely they follow their people. Learn more about Ragdoll growth →
Absolutely! Ragdolls are one of the best cat breeds for families with children. Their patient, tolerant nature and docile temperament make them ideal companions for kids of all ages. Learn more about Ragdolls with other pets →
Ragdolls have a semi-long coat but lack a thick undercoat, so they shed less than many long-haired breeds. A brush 2–3 times a week keeps their coat gorgeous. No cat is truly hypoallergenic, but some allergy sufferers tolerate Ragdolls better than other breeds. Learn more about Ragdolls and allergies →
About the Cherubim Breed
A Cherubim is a Mink, Sepia, or Solid-colored Ragdoll officially recognized by TICA on May 1, 2025. Same size and temperament — the difference is richer coat color and stunning aqua or gold-green eyes instead of blue. Learn more about Ragdoll vs. Cherubim →
A Mink carries one copy of the Burmese gene. Unlike traditional Ragdolls, Mink kittens are born with their color already visible. Their coats are incredibly silky and they have gorgeous aqua-colored eyes. Learn more about Cherubim personality →
We produce Seal and Blue in both traditional Ragdolls and Mink Cherubims, primarily in Mitted and Bicolor patterns. Learn more about Ragdoll colors & patterns →