Teton Ragdolls

10/25/2026

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10/10/2026

All of our precious Fourth of July kittens have found their people. We couldn't be more excited for their families and their future together!

We are taking reservations for the next litter, which we have scheduled to come at the end of January (ready to go home at 12-14 weeks old)

Here is the form to get on the waiting list

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10/05/2026

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10/05/2026

Two boys left from our patriotic litter, and one of them might be yours 💙

Franklin and Steve are our blue seal colorpoint Ragdoll boys from Nectar and Fray's summer litter. They've grown up right in our Rigby living room with kids, visitors, music, and the occasional vacuum, so everyday family life is totally normal to them.

Each boy goes home litter-trained, with his first vaccines, deworming, and a vet check, and we're here for support long after go-home day.

💰 $1,300, with a $300 deposit to hold your boy
📍 Rigby, ID (halfway meet in Malad available)

Is Franklin or Steve meant for your family? Apply here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1tF-EcPaQMImg-2fd0vWzy0S5qYED9yIuYWJLZ4jAde0/viewform
Questions? Message us here or email [email protected]
Meet the boys: https://teton-ragdolls.pages.dev

Photos for now: Steve first, then Franklin. They look alike, so double-check labels when you upload. If you'd rather use the new shots you sent last night, just tell me which boy is in each one.

10/04/2026

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10/03/2026

Took justice to his new home today 💕
I can tell he will be loved and pampered!

10/02/2026

10/01/2026

Point color is the mask, ears, legs, and tail. The body stays pale because this color only develops where the cat is cooler. A kitten is born almost white, and the points darken as they grow. What you see at 8 weeks is not the finished color.
These six are the traditional solid point colors.
Seal is the darkest, a warm brown-black on a fawn body. Blue is the cool gray version of seal, with a pale silver body. Chocolate is a warmer milk-chocolate on ivory. Lilac is the soft, frosty version of chocolate. Flame is the everyday name for red point, apricot on a cream body. Cream is the pale peach dilute of flame.
This chart is colorpoint only, so you can see the full mask and tail. The same six colors also come in mitted and bicolor. White is a separate overlay, not a different point color.
Lynx means tabby striping in the points. Tortie points are almost always girls. Neither is on this chart.
Teton Ragdolls · Rigby, Idaho