First contact
A conversation with the cattery about your adoption plans and the kitten you are looking for.
Adoption
Adoption is a long-term commitment. We take the time to get to know you and answer your questions.
The journey
From the first conversation to arrival in a new home, every step is prepared with care.
A conversation with the cattery about your adoption plans and the kitten you are looking for.
A visit to the cattery, or a video call if the family cannot travel. Our TikTok live streams also offer a glimpse of the kittens’ daily lives.
Payment of a deposit amounting to approximately one third of the kitten’s final price.
The French certificate of commitment and knowledge must be provided and signed at least seven days before transfer, in accordance with the legal waiting period.
Vaccination, booster, microchipping, deworming, neutering for companion kittens and a veterinary examination.
Payment may be made in instalments, but the full price must be paid before the kitten leaves.
The kitten joins its family from 12 weeks of age, once its development and health allow it to leave.
The cattery remains available to families after their kitten leaves.
Reservation
A reservation is confirmed by payment of a deposit amounting to approximately one third of the kitten’s final price.
If the adopter cancels, the deposit is non-refundable unless otherwise agreed or required by law.
The precise terms remain those set out in the contract.
Adoption prices
Every enquiry is considered transparently, with respect for the kitten’s wellbeing and future.
Family life
The price includes
All companion kittens are neutered before leaving.
Each kitten therefore joins its family with the main health and administrative procedures already completed.
Individual assessment
Guide price: 2 000 € à 3 000 €
For an entire kitten intended for breeding, reproduction or showing, the price is assessed individually.
Not all kittens are offered for breeding, reproduction or showing. Placement as an entire cat is assessed individually according to the kitten and the plans presented.
Let’s discuss your future adoptionPayment terms
Payment may be made in instalments. However, the full adoption price must be paid before the kitten leaves.
Resources
Three useful documents to understand the breed and prepare for adoption with confidence.
A standard part of the French adoption process, to be provided and signed at least seven days before the kitten is transferred.
Open PDFHelpful guidance for preparing your kitten’s arrival and settling it into its new home.
Open PDFA straightforward introduction to the Ragdoll breed to read before adoption.
Open PDFThe French certificate of commitment and knowledge must be provided and signed at least seven days before the kitten is transferred.
After adoption
We love receiving news of our kittens after they leave and remain available to support families with questions or advice.
Adoption does not end on departure day: we remain available after your kitten arrives in its new home.
Frequently asked questions
Find the essential answers here to prepare for adoption and your kitten’s departure.
Our kittens join their new families from 12 weeks of age, never earlier.
The exact departure date then depends on each kitten’s development, weight and recovery after neutering.
Every kitten develops at its own pace: wellbeing takes priority over a fixed departure date.
Yes. Prospective adopters may visit the cattery to meet the kittens, get to know them and, if appropriate, choose or reserve their future companion.
Visits are by appointment to preserve the calm and wellbeing of our cats and kittens.
Yes. When a prospective adopter cannot travel, a video call can be arranged to see the kitten live, ask questions and talk before reserving.
We also regularly host TikTok live streams showing our cats and kittens in their daily lives.
A reservation is confirmed by payment of a deposit amounting to approximately one third of the kitten’s final price.
If the adopter cancels, the deposit is non-refundable unless otherwise agreed or required by law.
The precise terms remain those set out in the contract.
Payment may be made in instalments. However, the full adoption price must be paid before the kitten leaves.
Yes. All companion kittens are neutered before leaving.
Yes. Depending on the destination, several options may be considered: a pet transporter, shared transport or delivery by the cattery.
Delivery is available in the Paris region and some surrounding areas. Longer journeys, such as to Nantes, may also be considered depending on availability.
Delivery is available at an additional cost, calculated according to distance and travel arrangements. Each request is assessed individually.
Each kitten leaves with approximately 1 kg of dry food and wet food matching the diet it already knows at the cattery.
This allows the new family either to continue with the same diet or to make a gradual transition over several days if they wish to change brand or food type.
We recommend avoiding sudden changes to limit digestive upset caused by the stress of moving and new food.
Each kitten joins its new family with its usual food to ease the transition, together with all official documents and the transfer contract.
Depending on the period, a small gift or toy may also accompany the kitten.
The kitten leaves with:
Yes. The main health results for our breeding cats can be viewed on the website when supporting documentation is available.
Copies of documents can also be sent by email on request.
Oui. Nous aimons avoir des nouvelles de nos chatons après leur départ et restons disponibles pour accompagner les familles si elles ont une question ou besoin d’un conseil.
Adoption does not end on departure day: we remain available after your kitten arrives in its new home.
Possibly, but not all kittens are offered for breeding, reproduction or showing. Placement as an entire cat is assessed individually.
The decision depends on the kitten, its development and qualities, pedigree, genetic value and the plans presented by the interested breeder or exhibitor.
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