Available Kittens

We post updated kitten photos weekly. You can also visit our Facebook page for news and information. Our kittens are under evaluation for the first six weeks. During this time, they are not available for purchase. At six weeks old, we open our reservation list! At that time, a non-refundable deposit will hold the kitten of your choice until they are ready to move to their new home at 13 weeks. The buyer will pay the balance in full with either cash or Venmo at pick-up. We do not ship kittens.

We place our spayed or neutered kittens in pet homes. They are CFA registered and qualified to be shown in Premiership classes. All of our kittens are spayed or neutered. Unaltered cats do not make happy pets. They can be territorial, restless, and agitated; males and females spray to mark their territory and yowl when in season or searching for a mate. Early spaying or neutering of a Maine Coon does not affect their mature size. You receive the same wonderful, entertaining, alert, and friendly Maine Coon without the stressful hormones, sleepless nights, or expense of the alter surgery.

Kitten Pricing

Kittens cost $2,450.00.

A CFA pedigree and registration are included with kittens. They will have finalized their 8-week- and 12-week immunizations and will be microchipped, and spayed or neutered. We also provide updated photos or video of your kitten, a crate for transport, toys, food samples, and a littermate blanket.

Kittens are able to move to their new homes at 13 weeks old. As a new owner, you must arrange for their final kitten shots (rabies and final booster) at 16 weeks.

For additional kitten information, including available and upcoming litters, visit our Maine Coon page, Facebook, or Instagram.

Adding a new kitten to your home

Our kittens are confident! They know of nothing to be afraid of. We socialized them to pieces. They rarely startle, as they are used to the hustle and bustle of a busy household. Despite the occasional little hiss, they are accustomed to our Great Danes and will cuddle together for a nap. However, you must make careful arrangements to slowly introduce a kitten to your current pets and young children so your new kitten is not injured. Our kittens won't realize that some dogs take longer to warm to them. They genuinely believe everyone wants to be their friend.