Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What kind of cats do you breed?
A: We specialize in purebred Maine Coons — known for their large size, gentle personalities, and striking looks. Every kitten is raised with love and care in our Indiana home.
Q: Are your kittens registered?
A: Yes! All kittens are TICA and come with their registration paperwork.
Q: What’s included when I adopt a kitten?
A: Each kitten goes home with:
A starter bag of Fancy Feast canned food and Hill’s Science Diet dry kitten food
Health records, including vaccinations and deworming
A kitten care guide
Lifetime support — you can always reach out with questions!
Q: How do I get on the waiting list?
A: Getting on our waiting list is simple:
Reach out to Heather directly through Facebook Messenger or email at thompson146@sbcglobal.net.
We’ll share details about upcoming litters, estimated timing, and available colors or genders.
A deposit is required to secure a kitten or to secure a spot on the waiting list. Deposits are non-refundable, but they can be transferred to a future litter. Joining the waiting list ensures you’re first in line when kittens are ready.
Q: At what age can kittens go home?
A: Kittens are ready to go home around 10 weeks of age, after they’re fully weaned and have received their first vaccinations.
Q: Do you ship kittens?
A: We do not ship kittens. However, we’re happy to meet families partway or arrange a pickup location for convenience and safety.
Q: Can we visit your home to see the kittens?
A: For the health and safety of our kittens, we do not allow in-home visits. We understand families may want to meet their kitten in person, so we’re happy to arrange a public meeting location once your kitten is ready or close to going home. Photos and video updates are also provided while kittens are growing.
Q: How big do Maine Coons get?
A: Maine Coons are one of the largest domestic cat breeds. Males typically reach 15–25 pounds, while females usually range from 10–18 pounds as adults.
Q: Are Maine Coons good with kids and other pets?
A: Absolutely! Maine Coons are gentle giants — affectionate, patient, and social. They usually get along well with children, dogs, and other cats.
Q: What kind of grooming do they need?
A: Despite their long coats, Maine Coons are low-maintenance. A weekly brushing helps prevent tangles and keeps their fur healthy and soft.
Q: How can I contact you?
Email: thompson146@sbcglobal.net
