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Our kittens are $2,500. Breeding rights are available to registered catteries and are an additional $1,000.
Our Kitten Application can be found here.
Can't come to us to pick up your baby? No worries, we can bring your baby to you for only expenses incurred.

We had a rough year this year, we ended up having to spay 5 of our females. Monika became emancipated when she had her last litter. We cannot put her through that again. Ava and Mika had pyometra, this is a very serious uterine infection. So they had to be spayed as well. Barbie was found to be a carrier of distemper. Because of this she cannot have any more kittens as she passes this on to them and we lose them. We had to do an emergency c-section on Jadis to deliver her 4th kitten. My vet found her uterus to be in really rough shape, so for the health of Jadis we are going to spay her.

Because of this, we will be light on litters until our new queens are old enough to mate. Angel Eyes was a year in July, so she is having her first litter in October! Clove will be a year old in December and will have her first litter early next year.

We are keeping Sarabi from our current litter with Blaze, she is just 12 weeks old, so that will be a 2025 fall litter. We are also trading with an awesome breeder friend of mine for a black and white bicolor female. She is a bit older than Sarabi. Photos will be added as they get a little older. We really appreciate your patience and completely understand if you find your perfect baby elsewhere!

About Us

Hello! Thank you for visiting our site. Please let us know if you have any questions or if we can help you in any way. If you completed a kitten application and are on my wait list, I welcome questions and communication. This lets me know you are very interested in our kittens!

We are a medium, high quality cattery, registered with The International Cat Association (TICA) and Cat Fanciers Association (CFA). Our Queens and Kings have been imported from Russia ,Kazakhstan and Ukraine because we really love that strong, European look. All of our breeders have been tested for Hip Dysplasia (HD), Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy (HCM), Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA), and genetic testing to include but not limited to Pyruvate Kinase Deficiency (PK Def). This testing is very expensive, so if anyone says, "Why are Maine Coon kittens so expensive?", testing and food are the main reasons. To get quality breeders with the necessary testing is costly. We had to neuter 2 of our male breeders because they failed these test. We will only breed quality kittens with no issues, to have a perfect health record. This comes at a price. The test results are available upon request.

We are located in a small town in Central PA. We will have approximately 7 litters in 2024 starting as early mid February. We do not take deposits on our kittens until they are 6 weeks old and have been seen by our vet with delivery or pick up at 12 - 16 weeks. We have a Kitten Application that can be completed to be added to our waitlist to receive first notification of litters. This does not guarantee a kitten nor are you under any obligation to purchase a kitten once the application is submitted. The application can also be found under our Kitten Gallery tab. We do not ship our babies cargo, this is very stressful for such small kittens. If you are not able to pick up your kitten, we will either use a flight nanny or deliver them ourselves at the cost of the new owners. We welcome potential owners to come for a visit and see our cattery first hand anytime and/or to visit their kitten after the first vaccination at 7 weeks.

What is different about a Maine Coon cat? They have such unique personalities. They have been called "dog-like" as they follow you around, talk to you, and want to be where you are. Some even play fetch! They are so affectionate and love to sleep with us. These cats can get very large in size, with large heads, super ears, and crazy tufts. They grow a gorgeous mane around 3 to 4 years.

All our babies, young and old, live with us and are treated as our fur babies! They do not live in a separate cattery, our home is our cattery. They are raised with love to the point where my husband and my father will have a terrible time letting them go! We would love to stay in touch with all our babies and their new fur-ever families!