Arizona Curly Ragdolls

07/27/2026

It has been a year. It has been a LONG year. I am posting this to tell everyone that I am no longer breeding these cats.

Let me explain:

Shortly after the last post, we lost yellow to fading kitten syndrome. it's genetic, there's not a lot you can do about it, and with that knowledge, I made the decision that in order to make sure that I, or anyone else isn't scammed by this, (I'm guessing this is why I got the mom for as cheap as I did), all the cats were to be fixed.
Pink and purple were fading, and it took about 2 weeks of me shoving extra calories into them and a lot of holding them to regulate body heat. Thankfully, they survived and are thriving in their new home. Purple has also been placed, as well as their mom who was having some issues with how crowded the house was becoming. She is happily retired and loving being in a single cat home. We kept Green and the dad, both are doing well, and while Green (who we have now named Noodle because he has a single noodle in his head) may not be the smartest of cats, he is incredibly handsome. as shown in pictures.

09/21/2024

09/12/2024

Blue needed a bath, she enjoyed it for the most part. She didn't like that it messed up her hair.

09/10/2024

The kittens used to love sleeping inside, now they all pile on top

09/10/2024

Kittens are learning to eat solid food!

09/01/2024

Meet the kittens!!
Purple and Green are boys
Yellow, pink and blue and girls.
Pink and purple are very snuggly
Blue and yellow are very playful
Green is a bit of both.

08/31/2024

I don't know what you call it when a pile of kittens fall asleep in your arms. I call it heaven!

08/31/2024

The kittens have been sniffing around the water wondering what to do with it.

I live the little paw sticking out.

08/31/2024

It has been a long day for the kittens. First vet visit and deworming. I'm currently working on making them all little collars that are different colors. Lots more pictures to count soon.

08/26/2024

Meet the parents! This is Nori and Barnaby.

Nori is a torti ragdoll, who loves playing fetch with hair ties, shoving her face into fresh litter and lots of snuggles. Her fur is incredibly soft and fluffy, and fun fact, when she was younger she had striped whiskers.

Barnaby is a lavender American curl ragdoll. We call him a liquid cat because any time you pick him up he just melts in your hands. (This is very indicative of ragdoll behavior.) He is currently serving as my daughter's therapy cat and is doing an amazing job at it.

Both cats have striking blue eyes and are incredibly docile.