Enti Ragdolls
My name is Kamila, and I run this purring little company 🐾
Enti is a small home cattery — and I expect it to stay that way. Sometimes we wait a long time between litters, because our cats live on their own terms, and nature has its own unhurried pace. But when the kittens finally arrive, they are the most anticipated and cherished little ones imaginable. I genuinely love it this way. There is real value in keeping things small: it means I can give each kitten my full attention and share a little of their story with the families who will welcome them home.
Enti * PL was established in 2017. That July, I registered the cattery name and officially became part of the breeding community. Today, Enti is home to two breeding females and one male.
Our Cattery – Organizational side
All cats and kittens at Enti carry full pedigrees. Our cats are family members in every sense – with all the privileges that come with that, and only a modest share of the responsibilities 😉
We are committed to proper nutrition and comprehensive veterinary care. The cattery is free from genetic diseases (HCM, PKD) and viral diseases (FIV, FeLV). Health test results for each cat are available on their individual profile pages.
Enti * PL is registered with Cat Club Feniks, operating under the patronage of Felis Polonia — the largest association of cat clubs and feline societies in Poland, and the only Polish member of Fédération Internationale Féline (FIFe), the world’s largest cat fanciers’ federation.
I am guided by the value of Cat's MOJO
Humans and cats are entirely different species. For their coexistence to be genuinely good – for both sides – it helps to understand not only your own nature, but theirs as well.
So what is Cat Mojo?
I find myself very much aligned with the perspective of American cat behaviourist Jackson Galaxy:
“The source of cat mojo is the unquestioned ownership of one’s territory and the sense of having important work to do within it. This work is a biological imperative, inherited from wild ancestors – and I define it as: hunt, catch, kill, eat, eliminate, sleep. We provide this to our cats by creating a rhythm that mirrors the one in which the primitive cat – the ancestor of our domestic companion – once lived. When a cat exists in harmony with its own body, it can exist in harmony with everything around it.”
Cat mojo, then, is a state of confidence – in oneself and in one’s territory. It is a sense of security, of needs met, of a life that still resonates with something ancient and instinctive. In short: it is a cat’s version of happiness.
