Frequently Asked Questions

Yes! We will ship kittens, in cabin, with one of our personal, trusted pet nannies to the airport of your choice. Click the button below for more information on this service. You also have the option to fly to the airport closest to us, and we will deliver your kitten to you at the airport for you to fly home yourself.

To get a kitten from our cattery you must first fill out our Kitten Application and be approved. Once approved, you can either join our waitlist and wait for your kitten, or reserve a kitten immediately if kittens are available. Once the kitten is reserved, you get weekly pictures and videos until your kitten is 14 weeks and able to leave our cattery. There are 3 different contracts that also must be signed at various times between reservation and leaving the cattery. You can click the button below for a more detailed explanation of the process.

Yes! We have many pictures of our graduates as kittens when they were here in our cattery, as well as pictures their new families have sent us. Click the button below to see our graduates.

Under certain circumstances we will sell kittens with breeding rights. You can click the button below for more information on our Breeder Program.

Yes, we do have a waitlist. However, the length of the waitlist varies from time to time. We do charge a fee (that goes towards the price of the kitten) to join our waitlist. Those on our waitlist get to pick and reserve their kitten first, in the order they joined. We always encourage anyone who wants a kitten from us to join our waitlist as soon as they can as this ensures they get the kitten they want the soonest. Click on the link below for more detailed information.

Our kittens are allowed to leave our cattery when they are 14 weeks old, provided they have a clean bill of health from our veterinarian.

Occasionally we do have older cats or retired breeders available. These cats come spayed/neutered and fully health checked by our veterinarian. You can click on the link below to see if we currently have any older cats or retired breeders available.

Yes! We have reviews and references both. You can click the button below to see our reviews. References are available upon request. There are also a handful of reviews on our Facebook page.

Any available kittens are listed on our website, along with their price and when they are able to leave our cattery. You can click on the link below to be taken to the page. We do have a waitlist and those people get to pick their kitten first. We always recommend joining our waitlist to ensure you get the kitten you want as soon as possible.

Click the button below to see our breeding plan for the next 6 months.

Prices for my pet kittens are on the low end of average. We have done this because we want good, potential families to be able to afford the Maine Coon of their dreams. But, we also want to be sure that potential families understand the value of what they are getting in one of our kittens, and know that they are going to continue to invest the time, money and energy into giving one of our kittens a long, wonderful life.

The price for a retired breeder varies depending on age, gender and health. When we have a retired breeder available, they are listed on our website along with their price. Click on the button to be taken to the page.

Kittens going to pet homes are $2,000. We do not have different pricing for certain colors, patterns, polydactyls, or genders. You can click the button below for more information, and to find out what our kittens come with.

Most all payments are made with a credit/debit card. However, we do accept cash and payments through Camlist. Cash can only be used when picking up your kitten in person from our cattery. Camlist can be used for the price of the kitten only. Travel expenses can only be paid for via credit/debit card. We do not under any circumstances accept payments through PayPal, Zelle, Venmo, Cash App, Apple Cash, or any other such form.

No, Maine Coons do not need to go outside. Some may enjoy it, but they do not NEED to go outside to live a happy, full life. If you would like to take your Maine Coon outside, there are some safe options you can go with, such as harness and leash training or an outdoor catio. Under no circumstances should a Maine Coon be allowed to be outside unsupervised, weather you live in the country of the city.

Personality is "what a cat does". This changes depending on age, circumstances, and environment. A cat's personality would be something like being a lap cat, being super playful, loving to go places or meet new people. Temperament is "what a cat is". This is engrained in the cat from birth and will not change. A cat's temperament would be laidback, skittish, talkative, scared, bold or adventurous.

Our kittens have an amazing nature! Our king, Conall is a sweet, gentle, laidback boy with strong genes. Since we have added him into our breeding program, our kittens have all been sweet, gentle and easy going. Some of them are more bold and playful than others, but they all like people, attention, and are the most amazing kittens you will find!

Maine Coons are amazing and you will never regret owning one! There is a lot of information on Maine Coons on our website, but you can click the button below for specific information on the breed and their health.

Personality and temperament are the third thing we breed for (behind breed standard and health). Our king and queens each have their own unique, wonderful personality, but are all people-loving, attention-loving, and sweet. We would never add a cat to our breeding program who does not have those 3 traits.

Kittens are fully vaccinated by our licensed veterinarian before leaving our cattery. However, some veterinarians still like to give a 3rd core vaccine booster at 16-18 weeks to make sure the kitten is fully protected. It will be your responsibility to take with your veterinarian and have this 3rd vaccine given to your kitten if you choose. You will only HAVE to have your veterinarian give your kitten his/her rabies vaccine when he/she is 16 weeks old.

Our kittens are not spayed/neutered before they leave our cattery. So, to protect our kittens from backyard breeders and kitten mills, we have partnered with SpaySecure, who are a 3rd party entity that helps breeders protect their kittens and breeding lines. Click the button below for more information.

Under certain circumstances we will sell kittens with breeding rights. You can click the button below for more information on our Breeder Program.

To some degree, the answer to that is yes. We try and do things the all-natural or holistic way whenever possible. To see our entire stance, and learn what all-natural and holistic things we do in our cattery, click the button below.

Like any pedigreed breed, no matter the species, Maine Coons are prone to some health issues. HCM, PKDef, SMA, and Hip Dysplasia are among the biggest concerns. You can click the button below for more information and links to more resources.

Yes! All of our breeding cats are health tested and genetic tested to be sure they are clear of all health issues, before they breed. We also test to be sure each cat is negative for FIV/FeLV as well. We use Optimal Selections for genetic testing. You can click the button below for more information on the lengths we go to be sure our cats and kittens are healthy.

Yes, we personally microchip each kitten with a NanoChip. Once the kitten leaves our cattery you will be able to register the chip under your name. Our cattery remains the secondary contact on the chip.

To apply for the Emotional Support Maine Coons Program, start by filling out our Kitten Application and click the button at the end of the application that says you would like to apply for the Program. Once we have reviewed your Kitten Application, we will email you the application for the Emotional Support Maine Coons Program. Talking to your therapist/doctor right away and asking them for a letter, stating you are in need of an emotional support animal is a great way to move the approval process along quicker. You can click the button below for more information.

Because of our first-hand knowledge of the difficulties of depression and anxiety, and the benefits of having an emotional support animal, we have a program to help people in need of an emotional support animal receive one of our kittens to meet that need. In order to get an emotional support kitten, you must first apply and meet certain criteria. You can click the button below for more information and find out exactly how the Program works.

First of all, just look at our website and you will find proof that we are not a scam or backyard breeder. Scammers or backyard "breeders" are not going to put this much time and effort into a website! But, scams are something to be very aware of and concerned about. There are a ton of scams out there that seem very convincing, and it is all too easy to get caught in their trap. Being careful you are not buying from a backyard breeder is also very important as that could cost you thousands in vet bills and ultimately end in heartbreak all too quickly. You can click the button below to learn about some of the warning signs to look for, as well as questions to ask a breeder, including us. We do all we can to make sure you do not have any fears about working with us. We are more than willing to set up a phone call or video chat so we can talk in person and you can see our cats and kittens. We also accept payments through Camlist to provide extra security to our buyers.

We only have 1 King, however the number of Queens we have can vary fairly often. You can click the buttons below to see our King and Queens and learn a little about them.

Right now the majority of the kittens we produce are dilutes (blues and creams), but we do get some full colored kittens (blacks and reds). We produce about 50/50 between smokes or solids and tabbies. In the fall of 2024 we should be adding solid white kittens to our list! You can click on the button below to find out which of our queens produce which color and pattern kittens.

We are located in Southwest Michigan, USA. We are about two and a half hours from Toledo OH, two hours from Detroit MI, and three hours from Chicago IL.

We recently added 2 polydactyl females to our breeding program! In spring of 2024 we should have our first litter of polydactyl kittens! You can click the button below to find out which of our queens are polys and when we expect them to have kittens.

Yes! We have contracts to ensure the health and safety of our kittens, as well as make sure everyone involved is protected as we go through this new relationship together. You can click the button below to review all of our contracts.

We have 5 children, 2 large dogs, and 1 small dog. Our kittens grow up in the main living are of our home, and are raised underfoot. So, they are always use to the children, dogs, and busy lifestyle. Our kittens do wonderfully in a home with kids and dogs, and will enjoy playing with you dog(s), being loved on and even carried around by children who know how to treat kittens properly.

Our first litter was born in January of 2020. However, we started breeding in 2019 and unfortunately were hit first thing with pyometra and a lost litter. This resulted in our first successful litter arriving nearly a year after our breeding adventure started. You can click the button below to learn more about us.

Yes! There are many toys, foods, litter, supplements and other supplies we recommend for your new kitten! Click the button below for all the information and links to what we recommend.

The color of a Maine Coon is just that...the color you see. Other than a tortie (which are black and red or blue and cream), cats are just one color. The pattern is what brings in other colors to the look of the cat. Tabby and smoke are both patterns a Maine Coon can have. Tabby cats can have one of several different tabby patterns and bring white or a light brown color to the cat's coat. Smoke is a white undercoat that grows in and give the cat a "smokey" appearance.