Ragdoll Cat Breeders in North Carolina | Kittens & Cats for Sale (2025)

Looking for Ragdoll cat breeders in North Carolina? You’ve landed on the right page!

Ragdolls are docile, laidback, interesting, and curious cats. They’re a lot of fun to have around, and make for awesome domestic pets (I’m a little envious you’re getting one).

To help you out, I’ve put together a listing of all the Ragdoll breeders in North Carolina – start calling around and see if you can find the perfect kitten:

Ragdoll Cat Breeders in North Carolina With Kittens and Cats for Sale

Soulmate Ragdolls

Address – Salisbury, NC

Phone – NA

Website – soulmateragdolls.com

Angel Girl Ragdolls

Address – Serving the North Carolina area

Phone – NA

Website – angelgirlragdolls.com

Tubby Dolls Ragdolls

Address – Serving the North Carolina area

Phone – 910-409-4056

Website – tubbydollsragdolls.com

AllStar Ragdolls

Address – Charlotte, NC

Phone – 704-771-9327

Website – allstarragdolls.com

Jollytime Ragdolls

Address – Salisbury, NC

Phone – 704-635-6744

Website – jollytimeragdolls.com

Lake Norman Ragdolls

Address – Denver, NC

Phone – 631-433-7936

Website – lakenormanragdolls.com

Righteous Ragdolls

Address – Wilmington, NC

Phone – 901-279-2358

Website – righteousragdolls.com

Velvet Rags Cattery

Address – Creedmoor, NC

Phone – 919-528-2527

Website – velvetrags.com

Rags2Riches Ragdolls

Address – Wendell, NC

Phone – 919-616-9692

Website – rags2richesragdolls.com

Eyes of Blue Ragdolls

Address – Franklin, NC

Phone – 828-421-4433

Website – ragdollkittensandcats.com

Raggymay Ragdolls

Address – Burlington, NC

Phone – 336-570-1099

Website – raggymay.com

Wilson Creek Ragdolls

Address – New Bern, NC

Phone – 252-229-6808

Website – wilsoncreekragdolls.com

Ragdolls Reign Cattery

Address – High Point, NC

Phone – 919-880-7760

Website – ragdollsreign.com

TICA and CFA Certifications

You may have seen some breeders saying they are TICA and CFA certified. This is an extra stamp of approval that they registered their cats and are maintaining a high standard.

Here’s what these organizations mean:

The International Cat Association (TICA) is the world’s largest purebred cat registry and the only global organization that represents all breeds of cats.

TICA was founded in 1967 and currently has more than 190 member associations, with more than 20,000 members in 90 countries.

The Cat Fanciers’ Association (CFA) is the largest, most experienced, and most respected cat registry in the world.

The CFA has become the single source for all things related to cats and cat fanciers. It has a membership of over 165,000 people worldwide who own purebred cats or subscribe to their periodicals.

What Is the Average Price of a Ragdoll?

Generally speaking, the average price of a Ragdoll is around $800-$1,200. But it really varies depending on whether you’re buying a male or female cat, what color the cat is, and if it’s pedigree.

For a pedigree or show-standard Ragdoll, you can pay several thousand dollars and up. It’s always a good idea to call more than one breeder if you’re able to.

Are Ragdoll Cats High Maintenance?

Ragdolls are not typically high maintenance cats. Their easygoing nature makes them great pets for people with busy lifestyles.

They will also adjust well in most situations – whether your home is small or large – making them perfect for families with children.

One thing to know about Ragdolls is that they do need to be brushed regularly. Most Ragdoll cats enjoy spending hours being brushed, petted and loved on, so it’s not a chore.

This is the best way, according to experts, to maintain their coat and keep it in good condition. Experts also suggest getting your Ragdoll groomed every month if you do not do it at home.

Colors and Coat Patterns of Ragdolls

There are six basic colors in the breed: seal, blue, chocolate, lilac, red, and cream.

The coat of the patterned cats may come in any color and may be tabby (striped), solid or patched. The kittens almost always have darker coats with markings appearing as they grow older.

The color of the Ragdoll’s coat is not related to its personality, it is an indication of its genetic heritage. The colors of the Ragdolls are distinct and rich with no staining. Their coats do not fade with age either.

Do Ragdolls Make Good Pets?

Many people believe that Ragdolls make excellent pets. Unlike some other cats, Ragdolls are docile and gentle – which is a huge plus.

But is this belief true? The answer to this question has been heavily debated throughout the internet.

Many pro-Ragdoll commenters say that these cats are great because they’re happy and don’t scratch people while they’re asleep or destroy furniture like other breeds of cats might do.

On the other hand, there are many people who argue that these cats are not great pets. Some say that Ragdolls have too much fur which can cause children with allergies to develop sneezing spells and watery eyes. I’ve seen others claim that Ragdolls require too much care and attention.

I think it boils down to what you’re looking for. If you want a gentle giant that needs regular brushing but will give you loads of attention back, Ragdolls are for you.

If you want a cat that requires little to no attention, you might want to look for a shorter-haired breed that doesn’t crave human attention.

Couldn’t find the available kittens you’re after? Check out more of our Ragdoll breeder listings in; Virginia, Michigan, and New Jersey.

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