About the Breed

Did you know that many Maine Coons "chirp" when they are watching activities. Many times you can see the cats watching birds or our flock of chickens out the window while making chirping noises. Gold Rush is our talker, she makes up for our rather quite cattery all by herself.

Not only do Maine Coons act like dogs, they love dogs. It takes a few days to get use to new dogs but then they are best buddies. This is our terrier mix with Sterling, often they nap together, eat together and play together. 

Some kittens go through the awkward kitten phase and grow rather quickly starting with legs, others grow slowly. This is our Doc Holiday that arrived around 6 months old and looked like an ordinary cat, this is just a few months later at 10 months old with my husband Joe who is 6' tall and 200 pounds.  Doc's kittens are charting 19 pounds for males at 9 months old. Be patient and please don't neuter early as the hormones help them grow and develop naturally. It's noted that neutering these guys before 9 months can stunt their growth but it's best to neuter before 18 months to prevent sexual activities when they aren't warranted. 

Dr. Gary Darling DVM in Chico, CA has been our trusted vet for 22 plus years. We use him and Millville vet to check every kitten before they leave. The kittens are vaccinated, de-wormed and microchipped, the parents get DNA checked and are monitored by our vet.

Its important to make a good connection with your vet, not only for preventative care but for emergencies. 

You can pick up your kitten in person.  You can come to our home and visit a kitten in person! We can do facetime meetings as well. Our cattery/nursery is closed due to bio security reasons, but we will let you sit in our comfortable home and play with the kitten of your choice.

We also have shipping options, we have a ground shipper that will go almost anywhere in the continuous US.