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MAINE COON HISTORY

The Maine Coon Cat is the Native American long-haired cat and was first recognized as a specific breed in Maine, where it was named the official cat of the state. The Maine Coon cat evolved through nature's own breeding program developing characteristics by following a "survival of the fittest" evolution. Excerpts are from the Cat Fanciers Association website.

COON CHARACTERISTICS

These gentle giant's characteristics all have a purpose and function. The Maine Coon cat of today is known for a sturdy, rugged appearance, which includes an uneven, shaggy coat of three distinct lengths and a long, well-furnished tail. They carry their tails proudly and use it to surround themselves for warmth and protection. They have large, well tufted paws to allow ability to walk on top of snow despite size and weight. Maine Coon Cats are intelligent, trainable and described as "dog like". They offer hours of enjoyment with their antics but can at times be "niele" (intrusive).

Kittens

HOW MUCH DOES A KOLOHE KOON COST

Kittens

The cost on these amazing giants is generally determined by their color.

EXCLUSIVE EXOTIC: SMOKES & PURE WHITES

$3500

RARE EXOTIC: SILVERS, CAMEO, BLUE & SILVER PATCH, SOLIDS & HIGH WHITE

$3000

NATURAL COLORS: EXOTIC RED, BROWN & CALICO

$2500

A Meet & Greet Session will be set up with clients when kittens make 8 weeks old. At that time, a $500 Nonrefundable Deposit MUST be put down on the kitten of choice.

KITTENS GO HOME AT 12 WEEKS OLD.

AVAILABILITY & WAITLIST

A waitlist is created to better assist you. We service all inquiries on a first come, first serve basis. The waitlist is only open when litters are born. Please keep in mind, if you are color and gender specific, your wait time maybe prolonged. Please check the Queens section of our website for updates on the Queen's calendar. There you can find which Queen Coons are pregnant and their approximate due dates. Please fill out our Kitten Waitlist Application and when the litters are available we will send you an update.

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