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There’s three of us
We’re all little ladies and full of personality, all three unique and beautiful kittens.
We are an in home Maine Coon breeder with two litters a year. And I don’t recall a more memorable crew than these three.
Please be familiar with the breed, and unless you’re serious, please don’t setup an appointment, as they’re very much like ‘herding cats’ and it can be traumatic for them to meet different people.
They acclimate extremely quick and get along with everyone and everything. Babies to dogs, lizards to frogs. They LOVE to go on walks (harness) and enjoy water, their people friends and speak their own language. The Maine Coons don’t sound like a typical house cat, take four years to fully mature and maintain their playfulness throughout their lives.
My patriarch, Buff, is a 52 pound gentle giant as they are known to be. Lets the kittens crawl all over him and enjoys them …sometimes thinking he will fit where they do!
They’re serious entertainment and although we breed, we breed pets. We’ve not had them fixed as we believe six months is the time for that. However, we do belong to TICA with the adults and we don’t go through the process with the kittens. We leave that up to you and we save you some money as well.
When you come to visit and take one or two please bring a cat or kitten carrier. I don’t think they’re more than a $20 bill but they’re worth it! The kittens are gymnasts, as their mom is an amazing athlete!!
Three girls this time and they are all very much their own kitten.
If unfamiliar with the breed, please watch a couple YouTube videos and make sure you know the breed and traits. The females don’t get nearly as large as the males.
We kept their older sister for reference on size, fluffiness, tail, and eyes. She’s an amazing cat, almost a year old now.
Please call or text Tracey or emails fine. Afternoons and evenings are when we will show them but again, unless you are serious about the kitten, please let us know and we can send you pics and make sure you have a plan. We are not a pet store and it’s not a pleasant experience for the older cats, which the babies follow.
I appreciate your understanding, as we’ve had a couple of folks that have been here who just wanted to see one, earlier litters but we’re not doing that. We’re trying to find them a good and loving home.
You’ll be rewarded daily with one or two!
Our kittens are raised indoor (my side of the bed lol, I get the couch!) born and raised with all potty trained and weened from mom to solid food.
I don’t think charging thousands for a kitten is right, but it’s a lot of work to raise them, buy the litter and food and vet appointments, etc. We only try to get a Maine Coon into the hands of those who’ve wanted one but couldn’t spend the 3-5,000 and airfare to pick it up.
You’re welcome to DNA testing and showing the cat, but I don’t think there’s any competitions in Alaska.
And they are a true Alaskan cat breed. With the three coats of fur and waterproof top two layers… as well as their furry feet, they enjoy walking in the snow with their people pals!
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