Maine Coon Kittens

Mommy, baby bonding is very important and a top priority in our cattery. Leaving mom too early can impact your kitten for the rest of its life. We don't send kittens home until they are 12 weeks old. You can, however, visit or FaceTime if you'd like.

Fees vary, but start at $3,100. This depends mainly on the kitten's coloring and features.

Note - Your deposit is subtracted from the overall fee.

• $250 (Your deposit) is due when you are ready to commit to adopting your kitten. This holds the kitten for you specifically.
• The remaining balance is due upon pickup. You can choose to make payments throughout the remaining time the kitten is required to stay with its mom, or you may pay the balance at pickup. 

$250. This can be paid with a credit/debit card, or Venmo.

• Optional bi-weekly onsite or FaceTime visits until your kitten is ready to come home to help you bond. (Must wait four weeks after birth for in-person visits due to health risks to the kittens and mama.)
• Microchip
• Age-appropriate shots.
• A veterinarian's well baby check-up.
• Socialization in a family-friendly environment for the entire 12 weeks. 
• The ability to register your new kitten with TICA.

Yes, each maine coon parent in our cattery has a DNA panel. If you'd like to see your kittens' parents' DNA, please just let us know and we will send you a copy.

You should be apprehensive. Unfortunately, there are many scammers in this industry. We are different than most breeders in general in the sense that we would love to meet you in person or on Facetime. We also have a real payment platform. (Most scammers ask for Zelle, PayPal, and even Apple Pay more recently.)

We are happy to take a scheduled Facetime call to show you the cattery.

There are services that we can partner with to ensure your kitten is safely delivered to you. We do not endorse any specific method. Payment for these services must be made directly to them.

Please do not schedule delivery without consulting us first. Unfortunately, the transportation industry is also plagued by numerous scammers. It's essential to go with a reputable provider.

There are limited cases where one of the Cattery owners is traveling to a specific area that we may be able to work out delivery, but this is very limited and additional fees would be required.

We begin to litter train the kittens between 2 and 3 weeks, so by the time you bring them home, they should be completely potty trained.

Yes - As long as they are healthy they'll see a vet at 8 weeks for their scheduled vaccines. If they  have health concerns prior to that or after they'll also see our vet.

Our Vet Office

Marion Animal Hospital

434 7th Avenue

Marion, IA 52302

(319) 377-6375