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Our Maine Coon cats are known for their striking beauty, intelligence, and affectionate personalities. Most of our parents are direct imports from Russia, health tested and some have titles. We take pride in raising healthy, well-socialized kittens in a loving environment. Each of our cats is DNA-tested and screened for genetic health issues before adoption to ensure the highest standards of care.

We conduct health screenings for all cats before they are made available for adoption. This ensures that you can focus on providing love and care, without worrying about potential health problems. We are committed to breeding healthy, happy, and well-socialized kittens. 

Litters currently are $1800 no papers, $2500 limited papers, or $7000 breeding rights. We don't hold any kittens without a $500 deposit which is nonrefundable but goes towards the total and is transferable as needed. Anything past our deposit lineup will be first come first serve. Deposit lineup goes in order of deposits received. If there's a specific sex or color you would like you can contact us to be put on a waiting list. 

Currently taking Zelle, Cashapp, or cash only. You can pay anything you would like, past deposit requirement, leading up to when they are ready, as long as they are paid for in full by the pick up date. If placing a deposit we will need a full name, address, phone number, and email for our records. 

Kittens go home with their first round of vaccines, dewormed, vet checked, litter box trained, medical record folder, and registration. We will also send them with some transition food. We always scheduling a visit with your trusted veterinarian after adoption to ensure your kitten's continued health and wellbeing. It's important to complete your kitten's full vaccination series to ensure their continued health and protection. 

PSA : WE ARE NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR THE HEALTH OF ANY KITTEN AFTER LEAVING OUR CARE. 

           WE HAVE THE RIGHT TO REFUSE SALES TO ANYONE FOR ANY REASON. 

Feel free to ask any questions before and after receiving. 

Frequently asked questions

It all began with a simple idea fueled by a deep passion. As a small business, we pride ourselves on personal attention and dedication to every detail. Our approach is rooted in quality and integrity, ensuring that everything we do reflects our commitment to excellence.

Are your cats registered? 

Yes, TICA and CFA registered. 

What food should I use? 

Higher protein than a standard household cat. A good quality food. We recommend the brand Nulo. 

We also recommend supplements from NuVet - there is a code needed to purchase so that will be provided at the time of adoption. 

When can I get my kitten fixed? 

No less than 2 years old. We'd recommend waiting until full maturity (3-5 years old) 

Do they need to be groomed? 

Yes, because of their long, dense coats, daily brushing is essential to prevent mats, particularly around the armpits and backs of the legs.

When do you release kittens? 

We do not release our kittens until they are 8 weeks at minimum. When they pass our guidelines of a healthy kitten. 

What litter should I use? 

Clay or silicone based - low dust. 

Do I need to take them to the vet after adoption. 

Yes, we recommend taking your kitten to a trusted veterinarian for a wellness check immediately or shortly after adoption. 

Are male and female Maine Coon's different? 

Male Maine Coons are often described as bolder and more outgoing, while females can be a bit more reserved, though both are friendly. We handle our kittens from a very young age so they are typically very used to human interaction.