Raised in the Home
Our cats live in the house with us, not in isolation. Daily handling, daily grooming, daily company.
We raise Maine Coons in our home and place them with people who are ready for the commitment a large, long lived, sociable cat represents.
Majestic Mainecoon Paws began with a simple preference: Maine Coons should grow up in a home, not in a run. Ours are raised indoors, underfoot, with people around them through the day. They meet the noise of a normal household from the start — the television, the kettle, the vacuum cleaner, visitors at the door — because a cat that has met those things settles into a new home far more easily than one that hasn't.
We keep our numbers small on purpose. It means every cat gets attention, grooming and handling every day, and it means we actually know each one: who is bold, who is quiet, who wants to be carried around and who would rather supervise from a shelf. That is the knowledge we use when we read your application.
We would rather a cat wait a few extra weeks for the right home than go quickly to the wrong one.
Four things we hold to, on every cat and every placement.
Our cats live in the house with us, not in isolation. Daily handling, daily grooming, daily company.
Exposure to ordinary household life from an early age, so they arrive confident rather than frightened.
We tell you what a cat is actually like, including the parts that might not suit your household.
Collection day is not the end of the conversation. Ask us anything, whenever it comes up.
Every adoption starts with an application. It is not a hurdle for its own sake — it is how we learn about your home, your routine and your experience so we can tell you honestly whether the cat you have picked is a good fit, or suggest one who is.
See who is with us at the moment, or start an application and tell us what you are after.