The Aurora Difference
A Decades-Long Decision Deserves a Careful Breeder
What's different about bringing a kitten home from Aurora — the spaces, the communication, the health work, and what's included.
Fifteen Years, Maybe Twenty
Choosing a Ragdoll is a decades-long decision — a companion who will share your daily life for fifteen, even twenty years. So the breeder you choose matters as much as the kitten.
Here's what it means to bring an Aurora kitten home.
Raised in Spaces Designed Around Their Development
Aurora began in our home — but as we grew, we learned that raising kittens well means giving them age-specific spaces, the way a good daycare never mixes every age in one room. So we built intentional, developmentally-designed rooms — nursery suites, kitten suites, and a sunroom playroom — each shaped for exactly what a kitten needs at that stage. Our dedicated cattery sits just steps from our back door.
And the cattery is only half of it: the sunroom playroom is right inside our home, and every cat comes to know real family life as they're developmentally ready. It's a big part of why Aurora kittens arrive so calm, confident, and ready for your world. More on how it works in our Kitten Socialization Program.
Stage OneNursery SuiteA calm nest for mama and her newborns, monitored around the clock.
Stage TwoKitten SuiteSafe, low climbs and first adventures as they find their feet.
Stage ThreeSunroom PlayroomA kitten dreamland inside our home, where real family life begins.
You'll Never Wonder How Your Kitten Is Doing
Families come to us nervous — often after breeders who went quiet, or websites that felt too good to be true. So we built the opposite. A private group text with Ashley and Dylan becomes your home base, and every Monday you'll get a fresh video of your kitten growing up, from their earliest days right through to go-home day. You won't need to check in to find out how your kitten is doing. We're the ones who reach out.
How's our little guy this week?
Health Comes First, Because a Kitten Is a Lifelong Commitment
Our breeding cats are screened for 40+ genetic conditions, including HCM, PKD, and PRA. Every kitten goes home spayed or neutered (around 12 weeks), vet-checked, vaccinated, and TICA-registered — backed by our 2-year genetic health guarantee and a 72-hour general health guarantee. We're raising animals meant to thrive for a long, full life. More in Our Breeding Philosophy.
40+Screenings
2 yearsgenetic health guarantee
72 hoursgeneral guarantee
A Wide Range of Colors and Patterns
We're not a one-look cattery. Across our litters you'll find the classic seal, blue, chocolate, and lilac in colorpoint, mitted, and bicolor — plus some of the breed's most beautiful variations, including lynx (tabby) markings, tortie, and mink. It's a genuinely wide range, and it's intentional: when we choose which kittens to keep back as future kings and queens, we do it with that variety in mind.
A quick note on paperwork, since it surprises people: as of 2025, TICA registers some Ragdolls — including minks — under the Cherubim designation rather than the traditional Ragdoll one. Same breed, same cats, same standards; it's a registry category, not a different kind of cat. Your kitten comes home TICA-registered either way, and we'll tell you which designation yours falls under before you ever place a deposit. More in Colors & Patterns.
Classic ColorsSeal, Blue, Chocolate, LilacThe four official colors — from the deep, dramatic seal to the soft, pastel lilac.
Coat PatternsColorpoint, Mitted, BicolorIt comes down to white — from none at all, to mittens and boots, to legs, chest, and a face blaze.
Beautiful VariationsLynx, Tortie, MinkThe breed's most striking extras — tabby-striped lynx, rich tortie, and soft mink.
Every Aurora kitten is the same price — no matter its color or pattern.
The rarest coat we produce costs exactly the same as the most classic one. We'd never want a price tag to make one kitten "worth more" than another, or to steer which one a family falls for — the color is simply the beautiful bonus.
Bred to Be Companions First
We have some show-quality cats, and we're proud of them — but what we pour ourselves into is raising the kind of affectionate, floppy, follow-you-around companion the breed is famous for. A cat who makes ordinary days better. Everything we do is built around temperament, health, and the bond you'll share.
A Relationship That Lasts the Life of Your Cat
Our care guides go home with every kitten, and we stay close long after go-home day — for the questions, the milestones, and the everyday moments. You're not buying a kitten from us; you're joining our family.
What's Included
Everything an Aurora kitten comes home with — no add-ons, no surprises.
$3,000
Every Kitten
One price, every color and pattern.
Spayed or neutered, vet-checked, and up to date on vaccinations
TICA-registered, with papers
Backed by our 2-year genetic health guarantee, plus a 72-hour general guarantee
A go-home kit — familiar food, a scent blanket, favorite toys, and everything to make the first days calm
Lifetime support and access to our full library of care resources
How It Works
There are two ways to begin:
Aurora Reserve — $500
Your deposit secures your place in line and is your full reservation deposit. Reserve families get first look at every litter and choose first.
Learn About Aurora ReserveThe Free Waitlist
No deposit — follow along and hear when litters arrive, in line behind our Reserve families.
Join the WaitlistOnce you've reserved, your $2,500 balance is due by 10 weeks of age, and your kitten comes home between 13 and 14 weeks old — with delivery options from local pickup to a flight nanny, or Ashley flying your kitten to you personally.
Now for the Fun Part
You're joining the Aurora family, and we couldn't be more excited to help you find your kitten.
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