Health-Focused Breeding
Our breeding cats are selected for health, temperament, and structure. We test for known HCM mutations and remain transparent about what responsible testing can and cannot guarantee.
Choosing a Maine Coon kitten is a long-term decision. These answers are built from the client materials and cover the questions families are most likely to ask before applying.
Our breeding cats are selected for health, temperament, and structure. We test for known HCM mutations and remain transparent about what responsible testing can and cannot guarantee.
We carefully match kittens with families and reserve the right to decline placement when a home is not the right fit.
All pet-quality kittens are altered prior to placement. This protects the breed, supports responsible ownership, and keeps the program aligned with the client's stated standards.
We remain available after placement for guidance, questions, and support throughout the life of your cat.
Yes. A non-refundable reservation deposit is required to secure a kitten. It removes the kitten from public availability and is applied toward the total purchase price.
Pet-quality Maine Coon kittens begin at $3,500. Polydactyl Maine Coons begin at $4,500.
Yes. All pet-quality kittens are spayed or neutered prior to placement. This is a core policy within the client materials.
Yes. Kittens are individually registered and go home with documented pedigrees and registration paperwork.
Kittens receive age-appropriate vaccinations, deworming, microchipping, veterinary examination, and a veterinary passport before placement.
No. Polydactyl Maine Coons are a naturally occurring variation and are not considered inherently unhealthy solely because of the trait.
Yes. The client materials specify written guarantees including a 36-month FIP health guarantee and 24-month HCM and genetic health disclosures and guarantees.
The materials reference pickup and delivery arrangements. Safe delivery options can be discussed based on timing and destination.