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Our kittens are lovingly reared inside our home and once they are weaned and litter tray trained, we carefully introduce them to the normal daily running of the household, so they become accustomed to everyday noises such as TV, vacuum cleaners etc. Our kittens leave for their new homes between 13 – 14 weeks of age after having received their full inoculations. They will be insured for the first 6 weeks with Pet Plan Insurance and we always recommend new owners continue the policy – these are living creatures and like children no-one can foresee any illness or accidents they may fall prey too. Sonnifacio kittens leave here with a clean bill of health, their pedigree certificate, together with full care and diet information, they are registered with the Governing Council of the Cat Fancy (GCCF) and we are Registered Breeders with The Traditional Ragdoll Cat Society. Our kittens may leave but we are always aware of their welfare and are at the end of the telephone if a new owner needs help and advice.

Please take note of the above statement, it is of the utmost importance if you are intending on giving a loving permanent home to a Ragdoll cat. However, Ragdolls may be trained on a leash from an early age, or better still, if it is possible, new owners may cat proof their gardens or install a custom made run which can be done easily and cheaply. We are always happy to help and advise regarding this issue. Years ago when we had our first big run and tunnel, many cat visitors were impressed that something so simple could be made for our cats’ safety and many have happily followed suit with either cat proofing or erecting Cat Playruns. Ragdolls can and do jump 6ft high fences – each Ragdoll has it’s own personality - some jump, others do not, but be warned – some definitely do! So if you take your Ragdoll into your garden, he must be supervised at all times.

Teddy and Missy - two of our first pet Ragdolls atop 6 ft. fences, BEFORE we had that particular garden catproofed and netted in – BE WARNED! Both had collars but Teddy got out once but thankfully he was safely returned almost immediately - but YOU may not be so lucky!