USA Ragdolls

My experience started off poor, I should've known from the jump. Ryan Fuller had poor communication and was defensive through each conversation.

I had already paid my deposit and was in for the ride. I asked for two kittens and the breeder Ryan Fuller stated through multiple litters I would get two. Then the day comes, and he told me that one of the females had a catastrophic accident and as a breeder he could not sell it, but he had one from a different litter for me. I was moved from 2 cats to 1 for $1600 ($2000 for 2).

When he delivered the cat, she looked sickly, underweight, and deficient of love. Not to mention, never did spay her, which is part of the price due to the vet "breaking her arm" and not having another vet option. My kitten also developed a cyst on her chin that they could no through $1000s of test couldn't figure out till one day it just popped and blood went everywhere. My kitten has FIV - I found out when we got her first blood test done and I sat crying not knowing what it was and how could my baby have it I trusted Ryan.

I feel so bad for my poor kitty, but I sleep well knowing I will do everything for her. I pray for all the other kittens that have to be born under such improper care. All Ryan had to say was he had lawyers contact my previous jobs, he had the gull to make fun of me for getting fired from a toxic job, and calling others who have commented on his poor breeding jobs nutcases! Ryan Fuller is a poor breeder who I wouldn't let grow my herbs n spices.

If you have a mistake he will say its a conspiracy or call you a liar/crazy. Why deal with the risk of this when they have breeders who love and adore the craft.

We purchased a chocolate Ragdoll from Ryan Fuller in College Station, TX a few years ago. When we arrived at his duplex, it smelled so overwhelming strong of cat urine that I could hardly breath.

I have never seen so many cats running around in such unsanitary conditions like that before. When we got to the area where the kitten was, it was immediately apparent that the kitten had not been socialized at all. She and the other kittens seemed terrified and were very afraid of people. We went against our gut feeling about this whole situation because we felt so bad for the kitten and went ahead and adopted the kitten anyway.

One we brought the kitten home later that day, we noticed the kitten was sneezing and having trouble breathing. Apparently it was extremely sick. We took it to the vet the very next day and we were told it had a severe respiratory problem and ear mites. The kitten was so sick that after several rounds of antibiotics over the course of several months, it was still not getting well and actually almost died.

Thankfully it finally pulled through after a very long battle, but it still has severe health issues and breathing problems to this day. We love this sweet cat and are glad we rescued her from this nightmare but I do feel that this needs to be shared with others so they will be aware of that this business seems to definitely be a cat mill.

Also, we have noticed that Ryan changes the name of his business frequently so I have listed the business names that he has used. I hope that sharing our experience helps someone else to make a more informed decision when purchasing a kitten from a breeder since not all breeders are reputable.