Shhh!  We have some new arrivals in the nursery. We have 5 precious babies born June 4th. There are Seals, Blues , Lynx and a Cream Point. Pictures coming soon.

We also have two really sweet girls available. See pictures.

Please e-mail your name, and phone number for more information to:  www.coyotexpress42@aol.com  or feel free to call 610-494-7965 and we will get back to you.  

We also have a young retired Mom who will need l a loving home. Please call if interested. 

Please click on the camera icon to see all of the pictures. 
 

The Ragdoll Cat had its beginnings in Riverside California in the1960's. A woman named Ann Baker used several feral cats, in which she recognized special qualities, to establish the Ragdoll breed. She used a feral cat named Josephine, who had become somewhat tame after being nursed back to health following an automobile accident. The kittens from her litters, Buckwheat, Daddy Warbucks and Fugianna were used to establish the breed. Ragdolls have become the fastest growing, most lovable breed ever developed. They are strictly indoor cats as they are very docile and depend upon and love their owners. They have very sweet temperaments, plush bunny like coats and big blue eyes. They are characteristically warm and friendly and want to be wherever you are. They will follow you from room to room. They are like having a dog in a cat suit. They have the purrfect personality for any family. All Ragdolls are pointed cats which means they have a darker color on ears, face, legs and tails with a lighter body color. the four standard colors are: seal, blue, lilac (or frost) and chocolate. There are three standard patterns colorpoint, mitted, and bicolor. More contemporary colors and patterns are flame, tortie and torbie(always female) and lynx which adds tabbie striping to the above colors and patterns. Ragdolls are large cats. Males can weigh between 12 and 20 pounds and females between 10 and 15 pounds at maturity. They do not reach full size, color, weight and fur capacity until approximately 3 years of age. Since the Ragdoll is slower to mature, we keep babies until they are between  twelve  and fourteen weeks of age.

We are excited to introduce the newest member of our family, Willow, a Blue/Cream Solid, who is from the Tuftytoes lines which goes back to Ann Baker's original foundation cats. Our new boy, Salem, a Seal Mitted Lynx and another new girl, Tabbytha, a Seal Lynx also come from those original lines. The end of January we will be adding a Black Solid and a Red solid . We still have traditional colors and patterns.

What is a Solid Ragdoll? Solid Ragdolls are not a new breed; they have been around since the creation of the breed.  They come from very old lines that go back to Ann Baker's Cattery.They are purebred and SBT and TICA registered.

A Solid Ragdoll is a non-pointed or self colored cat. the body and point color are the same; a single color throughout. solids are born with full color and pointed cats are born white. The Solid Ragdoll will have eyes that are gold, green or aqua (some even have odd colored eyes) and the Pointed Ragdoll has blue eyes.

Solid Ragdoll Colors:  Black, Blue, Red, Cream, Chocolate, Lilac, White, Blue/Cream, Tortie/Calico.

They can also be Tabby, Smoke or Silver, Bicolor and Mitted

They also have the wonderful loving, cuddly ragdoll personality.

 www.solidragdolls.com

These are our sweet Mamas and Papas. Click on icon to view more pictures.

We now have two Solid (Self colored) girls and one Solid Boy to our Ragdoll Family..

All of our ragdolls are registered with TICA. www.TICA.org

All of our breeders have been tested and are FeLV and FIV negative.

We have also done DNA testing on our breeders and we are pleased to say  they are all negative for HCM, PKD, and MPS. For more information go to www.catgenes.org

We do not declaw our cats. It is a painful surgery and often changes the personality of the cat.  There are alternatives. Please go to www.declawing.com for more info. All of our kittens are trained to use a scratching post  prior to leaving our home.

These are some of our babies that have gone to their forever homes.
We love getting pictures as they grow and to hear of all the pleasure they bring to their families.