The Maine Coon is one of the largest domesticated cat breeds and is known for its friendly, dog-like personality. They are affectionate, intelligent, and social cats that enjoy being around their family. Many Maine Coons follow their owners from room to room and are known for their gentle temperament with children and other pets. They are also famous for their long fluffy coats, large paws, tufted ears, and bushy raccoon-like tails.

Maine Coons are considered a large to giant breed cat. Typical adult sizes: Males 15 to 25 pounds Some large males can reach 25+ pounds Females 10 to 15 pounds Occasionally slightly larger Unlike most cats, Maine Coons grow slowly and may not reach full size until 3 to 4 years of age.

All of our Maine Coon kittens are family raised inside our home and are part of our daily life from the very beginning. We have a large family, so the kittens grow up around constant interaction, everyday household sounds, and regular handling. This early exposure helps them develop into confident, affectionate, and well-socialized cats. By the time our kittens go to their new homes, they are already used to people, activity, and being handled regularly.

Yes. Maine Coons are widely known for their gentle and tolerant personalities. They tend to: Get along well with children Adapt well to homes with dogs Enjoy attention and interaction Be playful but not overly demanding Because of their calm nature, they are often described as “gentle giants.”

Maine Coons have a long coat, but it is not as prone to matting as some other long-haired breeds. Most families find that brushing once or twice per week keeps the coat healthy and free of tangles. During seasonal shedding, brushing more frequently can help manage loose hair.

Yes. Maine Coons are affectionate without being overly clingy. Many prefer to sit beside their owners rather than directly on their lap.

Maine Coons are known for their soft chirps and trills rather than loud meows. Many owners say their Maine Coon “talks” to them with gentle sounds.

Yes. Maine Coons often keep their playful personality well into adulthood and enjoy interactive toys, climbing towers, and spending time with their family.

Yes. The health of our kittens is extremely important to us. All of our queens and male cats are genetically tested and clear of any known genetic diseases common to the Maine Coon breed. This helps ensure we are producing healthy kittens with strong genetics.

To reserve a kitten or hold a spot on an upcoming litter, we require a $250 deposit. This deposit holds your place in the litter and selections are typically made in the order deposits are received.

Kittens typically go home between 10 and 12 weeks of age once they are fully weaned, socialized, and ready for their new families.

Each kitten goes home with a small go-home bag that includes: A small bag of their current food Vaccination records A health certificate from our veterinarian Information to help with the transition to their new home

Our Maine Coon kittens are $2,500.

Yes, delivery is available. Delivery is $1 per mile round trip plus any tolls. This option allows families who live farther away to safely receive their kitten without needing to travel.