FAQ
Common questions about reserving a Ragdoll kitten from Lula’s Ragdolls.
How do I reserve a kitten?
Start with a contact or inquiry. We’ll discuss availability, arrange a meet & greet (in person or virtual), then hold your kitten with a reservation deposit and agreement. See the full adoption process. Deposit details: [PENDING LULA].
Do you have kittens in Tennessee and California?
Yes—we’re based in Middle Tennessee (Hampshire) and also serve California. Availability in each area varies by litter. Contact us for what’s current; the website may lag behind real-time updates.
Are kittens health-tested / vaccinated?
Breeding cats are approached with genetic health testing (including HCM, PKD1, and MPS) and FIV/FeLV negative status. Kittens receive age-appropriate veterinary care and vaccines before go-home. Ask us for the specifics that apply to your kitten’s litter.
Are you TICA registered? Do kittens come with papers?
Yes. Lula’s Ragdolls is a TICA registered cattery. Kittens go home with registration papers as part of a quality package—details are confirmed at reservation and go-home.
When can a kitten go home?
Kittens go home when they are age-ready and cleared for their next chapter—typically after appropriate weaning, socialization, and veterinary milestones. Exact timing is shared when you reserve.
Do you ship or use nanny services?
We prefer local and in-person handoffs whenever practical. Travel between Tennessee and California may be arranged for some placements—discuss logistics with us directly rather than relying on third-party transport assumptions.
How do the waitlist and deposits work?
Join the waitlist when no kittens are listed (or if you want the next litter). When a match is ready, we’ll walk you through reservation and deposit steps. Amounts and fee lines: [PENDING LULA]—we’ll share current terms privately when you inquire. There is no obligation just to join the waitlist.
Still have a question?
Contact Lula’s Ragdolls