Our Ragdoll cats

Jasmine is our foundation queen and the heart of MoonLight Ragdolls. She carries the classic seal point look — a deep, espresso-brown mask and ears against a warm cream body, with the vivid sapphire eyes the breed is famous for. Around the house she is the calm center of everything: first to greet visitors, last to leave a sunny windowsill, and endlessly patient with kittens that are not even hers. As a mother she is attentive and unhurried, which shows in her babies — Jasmine kittens are consistently confident, people-oriented, and quick to settle into new homes. Like all of our breeding cats she is DNA-tested and HCM and PKD1 clear, and she has raised every litter underfoot in our cage-free Queens, NY home. Families who want the traditional seal point Ragdoll — the one you picture when you hear the breed's name — usually fall in love with Jasmine's line first.

Honey Luna is our soft-spoken beauty — a blue bicolor queen with a powder-grey coat, a crisp snow-white inverted V across her face, and white legs that make her look permanently dressed for an occasion. Her coat is the silkiest in the cattery, a trait she passes on reliably: Honey Luna kittens are known for plush, non-matting fur that stays cloud-soft into adulthood. In temperament she is the definition of the Ragdoll 'puppy cat' — she follows us from room to room, flops into any available lap, and chirps rather than meows. Her litters inherit that gentle, velcro affection, which makes them wonderful matches for families with children. She is TICA-registered, DNA-tested, and HCM and PKD1 clear, raised and breeding in our free-roam Queens, NY home. If you are drawn to the lighter, dreamier side of the Ragdoll palette, Honey Luna's blue bicolor kittens are it.

Peaches is our warm seal bicolor queen — rich, toasty brown on her ears and tail, a creamy body, and the bright white inverted V and chest that give bicolor Ragdolls their tuxedo-like charm. She is the cattery's most devoted mother: meticulous with newborns, endlessly tolerant of toddling kittens, and famous in our house for relocating her whole litter to wherever the family happens to be sitting. That early closeness shows — Peaches kittens leave us unusually confident and people-loving, the kind of cats that march straight out of the carrier and claim the sofa. She adores being part of daily life in our cage-free Queens, NY home, supervising dinner prep from the counter-adjacent stool she has decided is hers. DNA-tested and HCM and PKD1 clear, Peaches anchors our seal bicolor line, and her kittens are some of the most requested on our waitlist.

Sophia brings the wild-touched side of the Ragdoll palette to MoonLight. She is a blue lynx bicolor — soft grey points overlaid with delicate tabby striping, pencil lines around her ice-blue eyes, and the faint 'M' on the forehead that marks lynx Ragdolls. The effect is striking: a gentle housecat wearing the faintest memory of a wildcat's coat. Her personality could not be further from wild — Sophia is curious, playful well into adulthood, and the first queen to investigate any new box, bag, or visitor. Her kittens inherit both the elegant lynx markings and that bright, engaging curiosity, and lynx babies from her litters are often spoken for before they open their eyes. She is TICA-registered, DNA-tested, and HCM and PKD1 clear, raised cage-free in our Queens, NY home. For families who want a Ragdoll that looks one of a kind, Sophia's line delivers.

Bella is our impossibly fluffy seal mitted queen — full seal point coloring finished with snow-white mittens on her front paws, white boots behind, and a neat white chin that gives her a permanently sweet expression. She is the cattery's social director: the cat who greets every guest at the door, naps in the middle of family movie night, and has never met a stranger. Her coat is dense and cloud-like, and she grooms beautifully, which her kittens inherit along with the tidy mitted markings. Bella babies are known for being easy — easy to handle, easy to groom, easy to love — and they transition into new homes with barely a ruffled whisker. Like every MoonLight cat she is TICA-registered, DNA-tested, and HCM and PKD1 clear, living and raising her litters free-roam in our Queens, NY home. The classic mitted Ragdoll look starts here.

Eliza is the gentle shadow of MoonLight Ragdolls — a seal bicolor queen who pads quietly from room to room behind whoever is home, settling within arm's reach and asking for nothing but company. She is the most dog-like cat we have ever raised: she comes when called, waits by the door at the usual homecoming hour, and has been known to fetch a crumpled paper ball when the mood strikes. As a mother she is wonderfully easy — calm deliveries, relaxed nursing, and a quiet confidence that her kittens absorb from their first days. Eliza babies tend to be the mellow ones in any litter: unbothered by noise, patient with children, happy to be carried like a stuffed animal, which is exactly the floppy, trusting temperament Ragdolls are named for. DNA-tested and HCM and PKD1 clear, she raises every litter underfoot in our cage-free Queens, NY home.

Daisy is our petite blue bicolor queen — the smallest of our girls and entirely unaware of it. Her coat is a soft dove-grey over white, light as a cloud and quick to fluff after a nap, and her blue eyes carry a permanently amused expression. Where some Ragdolls are stately, Daisy is sparkle: she invents games with bottle caps, ambushes feather wands from behind curtains, and keeps the whole cattery young. That bright, curious energy passes straight into her litters — Daisy kittens are the explorers, the first out of the nest box and the first up the cat tree, while still melting into a lap the moment play is done. She is TICA-registered, DNA-tested, and HCM and PKD1 clear, raised free-roam in our Queens, NY home. Families who want a playful, engaging Ragdoll with the classic gentle off-switch ask for Daisy's kittens by name.

King is our flagship sire and he wears the name honestly. A large, stately seal lynx bicolor, he carries delicate tabby barring through his points, a magnificent ruff that frames his face like a collar, and the unhurried confidence of a cat who has never once been rushed. Visitors are always struck by his size — Ragdoll males are among the largest domestic cats, and King fills a doorway — and then disarmed by how gently he uses it, lowering his head for scratches and draping himself across laps like a weighted blanket. As a sire he stamps his litters with structure: broad chests, strong boning, plush coats, and that steady, laid-back temperament the breed is loved for. He is fully DNA health-tested, HCM and PKD1 clear, and TICA-registered, living free-roam with the family in our Queens, NY home. Much of what makes a MoonLight kitten a MoonLight kitten traces back to King.