Maine Coons bred slowly, in Beaverton, Oregon.
A small cattery with a long view. We breed for the cat the standard describes — big-boned, even-tempered, sound — and we place a handful of kittens a year into homes that have waited for them.
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[SARAH: him in your words — his temperament, what he passes on, why you kept him.]
Health screening and dates are on his page, so you can see how current they are.
Our programme
On keeping the breed whole
A Maine Coon should look and behave like a Maine Coon. That sounds obvious. It isn't. A breed can drift a long way in a few generations when the people breeding it select for what sells rather than what lasts.
The waitlist moves slowly. That's the point.
Most kittens go to pet homes. A few questions up front tell us whether we're the right cattery for you.