About Us

Our Cattery and Daily Care

Home life shapes temperament, so our kittens grow up where people live, not tucked away in a separate space. Daily handling starts early and stays consistent, helping kittens feel comfortable being held, brushed, and gently examined. Clean bedding, fresh water, and age appropriate nutrition are part of the routine from the beginning.

Litter habits are introduced as soon as kittens are ready, with a calm setup that encourages good consistency. Play time includes safe enrichment that builds coordination and curiosity without overwhelming them. We watch personalities develop and take notes, because confident, social kittens do not happen by accident.

Visitors and pickup plans are handled carefully to reduce stress for queens and kittens. Calm structure helps kittens leave for new homes with steadier nerves, better routines, and a smoother transition.

Our Breeding Goals for Purebred Maine Coons

Maine Coons should look like Maine Coons, and they should also live like family cats. Our goal is to produce kittens with strong breed type, balanced features, and the substantial build the breed is known for, while keeping temperament just as important as appearance. Pairings are chosen for complementing traits, not trends, with attention to structure, coat quality, and predictable personalities. We prefer friendly, people focused cats who enjoy being near their humans and who settle well into normal household life.

Each litter is evaluated as it grows, since type and temperament show more clearly with time. Families receive straightforward information about each kitten, including personality notes and what we are seeing day to day. Clear expectations matter, so no one feels rushed or unsure.

Health Practices and Responsible Placement

Good breeding starts with healthy adults and continues with careful kitten care. Our cats receive regular veterinary attention, and kittens follow age appropriate wellness steps that include deworming and vaccinations guided by our veterinarian.

We track growth, appetite, stool quality, coat condition, and overall development from week to week. Health records are organized so families know what has been done and what comes next. Each kitten goes home with written documentation and practical care instructions for the first days, including feeding guidance and transition tips.

Placement is handled responsibly, with questions that help us understand your home, your schedule, and your expectations for a Maine Coon. We want the match to make sense for the kitten and for your family. Support does not end at pickup, since early guidance can prevent common settling in issues.

What You Receive When You Purchase a Kitten

Families deserve a clear, professional experience when purchasing a purebred kitten. Each kitten goes home with health records, a written health guarantee, and a simple outline of care for the first weeks. Guidance includes feeding suggestions, grooming basics, and tips for building confidence in a new environment. Maine Coons need routine and gentle consistency, so we share what your kitten is used to, including food schedule and litter preferences.

Communication stays direct and timely, with updated photos or notes as kittens grow and personalities become more defined. Pickup plans are confirmed with details so no one is guessing about timing, location, or what to bring. For families traveling, we can discuss safe transport options and how to reduce stress during the trip.

Each kitten leaves with a strong start and a plan that helps you continue the progress already made.

Our Promise to Families and the Breed

Trust matters in this work. We take responsibility for the kittens we produce and for the experience families have with us. Questions are welcomed, and we will tell you what we know, what we do not know yet, and what we can check.

We do not oversell, push, or pressure anyone into a quick decision. Some homes are not ready, and some timelines do not fit, so we prefer honesty over urgency. Maine Coons are a long term commitment, and families should feel prepared for grooming, size, and the social needs of the breed.

We aim to raise kittens who enjoy people, adapt well, and grow into steady companions. Breeding decisions are made with the future in mind, including temperament, health, and true breed type. Families come first, kittens come first, and the goal stays the same: a healthy start and a lasting match.