Available Retired Adults:
Occasionally I will have an older cat or kitten available. The pricing depends on color, age and health, if they ever had a litter or not, and if they have been spay/neutered or not.
- AVAILABLE!!
- Name: Elvis
- Gender: Male
- Coloring: Black w/ white Polydactyl
- Pet Price: $3000
- Spay Fee: $320
- Breeding Price: $4000
- Reservation Fee (goes towards final amount due): $1000
- Breed: Maine Coon
- Birthdate: December 26th, 2023
- Video: Click here
- Reason for rehoming: Downsizing
- Special notes: None, I just have too many males
- Temperament: He is great with kids and is very sweet!
- Health Guarantee: No, retiring cats that weren’t birthed in my home do not come with a health guarantee. You will be responsible for all medical care if needed for him which at this point in time there is none.
- Birthplace: Russia
- Registration: TICA
- Gene: Agouti (a/a) Non-agouti
- Gene: Dilution (D/D) No Dilution
- Carrier (1 copy) of MDR1. Click here for more info.
- Blood Group: (A/A) Type A
- Up to date on shots and rabies
LAB RESULTS:
- Feline Immunodeficiency Virus – FIV: Negative
- Feline Leukemia Virus – FeLV: Negative
DNA Results:
- AVAILABLE!!
- Name: Esme
- Gender: Female
- Coloring:
- Black Silver Ticked Torbie MCO fs 25
- Pet Price: $800
- Spay Fee: Pick an option here.
- Breeding Price (read about the special notes about her): $2000
- Reservation Fee (goes towards final amount due): $300
- Breed: Maine Coon
- Birthdate: July 21st, 2023
- Reason for rehoming: Retiring from our program.
- Special notes: She arrived from Russia with Tritrichomonas foetus. That’s the downfall to importing sometimes. It’s a parasite that causes diarrhea but is very hard to eradicate. She took well to treatment and her stools are great, no loose stools or diarrhea. But it’s possible its just laying dormant until a stressful situation comes up. There is also a huge shortage on the medication. The body can also self eradicate it but it can take months-2 years but some studies show that again, it doesn’t really go away and just lays dorment. She ideally needs to go home as an only cat pet home. It’s not infectious to dogs or humans, just other cats. I am not against giving breeding rights with the understanding that if you choose to get her as a breeder, its possible that it may resurface. She did have a litter of kittens (the hairband litter). When I bred her, several fecal tests showed it was negative for tritric, but pregnancy made it pop back up. Steps were taken including separating the litter boxes and non of the kittens go it, thankfully. That is at your own discretion on if you choose to buy her as a breeder. I will not be held responsible for other cats getting it if you don’t do proper quarantining or treatment or if she gets pregnant and it flairs back up. She is so great with using the litter box so it’s not a huge messy issue if it crops back up.
- Temperament: She is an incredibly sweet girl! She is very cuddly, sweet and playful and great with kids.
- Health Guarantee: No, retiring cats that weren’t birthed in my home do not come with a health guarantee. You will be responsible for all medical care if needed for her.
- Birthplace: Russia
- Registration: TICA
- Gene: Agouti (A/a) Carrier of Non-agouti
- Gene: Dilution (D/d) Carrier of Dilute
- Blood Group: (A/A) Type A
- Up to date on shots and rabies
LAB RESULTS:
- Feline Immunodeficiency Virus – FIV: Negative
- Feline Leukemia Virus – FeLV: Negative
DNA Results:
