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Yes. Our kittens are registered with either The International Cat Association (TICA) or Cat Fanciers' Association (CFA). Note Once proof of spay/neuter is provided, registration paperwork will be transferred to the new owner.

Absolutely. The health and longevity of our lines are a top priority. Our breeding cats are genetically tested for common Maine Coon conditions, including: HCM (Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy) SMA (Spinal Muscular Atrophy) PKDef (Pyruvate Kinase Deficiency) Documentation is available upon request.

We operate using a notification list and a reservation system. Families on the notification list are contacted first when litters are born. Pre-reserved families select their kittens in the order deposits were received. Remaining kittens, if any, are made available to the public after pre-reserved families choose. Due to high demand, we recommend joining the notification list early.

Pricing varies depending on color, lineage, and pet vs. breeding rights. Most pricing is listed withe the kitten but contact us directly if needed.

We currently have paused on selling breeding rights as we are establishing our own lines.

Kittens go home at 12 weeks of age. This allows them to properly socialize, nurse, and develop healthy behaviors before transitioning to their new families.

Yes. Before going home, kittens: Receive age-appropriate vaccinations, are dewormed, have a veterinary health check, and come with a health guarantee.

At this time, we do not spay or neuter kittens prior to placement. Pet kittens are sold under a strict spay/neuter agreement, and proof is required before registration paperwork is finalized.

We can assist with transportation arrangements if needed. The safety and comfort of the kitten is our top priority.

To protect the health and safety of our cats and kittens, we operate as a closed cattery and do not allow in-person visits.While we completely understand the desire to meet kittens before bringing one home, biosecurity is extremely important in any responsible Maine Coon breeding program. Outside exposure can introduce viruses, bacteria, and parasites that may not affect adult cats but can be dangerous — even life-threatening — to young kittens.Because our cats live inside our homes across three locations, protecting their environment is a top priority.We are committed to transparency and provide: Photos and videos Video calls upon request Regular updates throughout your kitten’s growth