Midwest Maine Coons

12/14/2024

12/14/2024

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Thank you !

12/09/2024

Hi y'all I had a friend reach out to help find homes for her kitties. They are purebred babies. Parents are posted in the first 2 pics. I will put you in contact with her if you're interested. Thank you

Hartford, wi

12/08/2024

*****She has a home ****🥰🥰🥰

This beautiful silver tabby polydactl girl got stood up this weekend. Ready to head home now.

Hartford,wi

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Midwestmaine.com

12/06/2024

The 3-3-3 rule is a guideline for helping a new cat adjust to a new home, and it's based on the idea that it takes a cat three days, three weeks, and three months to fully acclimate:
3 days
Cats may be overwhelmed by the big changes and new environment, and may not eat or drink much, have accidents, or hide under furniture. It's important to be patient and give them space to observe their new surroundings. You can help by confining them to one room for the first few days.
3 weeks
Cats may start to respond to routine cues and get used to your comings and goings. You can start working on basic training, like teaching them to sit, come, and wait.
3 months
Most cats will know they are "home" and feel comfortable in their new environment. You can start to expand the areas they can explore and introduce them to other pets.
Here are some other tips for helping your cat adjust:
Set up their space before you bring them home.
Provide scratching posts, litter boxes, and blankets or beds in their own room.
Block off hard-to-access hiding spots, like under beds and couches.
Offer hiding spots like cardboard boxes or cave-style cat beds.
Get them used to the sound of your voice.
Don't panic if you can't find your cat, and don't move furniture or empty out closets.

12/03/2024

Amazing art snow

11/26/2024

Euripides, Penelope, Dalma and Athena are loving the new Costco Scratching post!

11/24/2024

Facebook is closing and disabling cattery pages. In the event that this page gets disabled. Please reach out through my website. Thanks

11/22/2024

Hi! My account has been restricted. I'm not sure why. Please message me on my personal page. It's not allowing me to respond to messages through my Cattery at the moment. Or you can reach out through Instagram or my website.

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11/07/2024

****UPDATE. KUMO HAS BEEN RESERVED***

Beautiful polychromatic (different color eyes) is available for deposit. Born Sept 20th he can head home at 12 weeks.

Located in hartford, wi

Midwestmaine.com

11/07/2024

UPDATE ***** LEI HAS BEEN RESERVED *****

We've decided not to keep Lei for our program. We believe that she may be deaf. She is a happy, sweet and gorgeous huge healthy girl and is available for deposit now. Born Sept 13. Can head home at 12 weeks. Hartford, wi

Midwestmaine.com

10/30/2024

Euripides of Meowcedonia

10/19/2024

All available kittens have been reserved. Kittens get reserved very quickly. I had some issues this time with some people that wanted to be put on a "waitlist" and then didn't respond. I really try to honor the list, but it took a little longer to match these babies to their homes because of the non responsiveness. We are expecting litters next (hopefully) from Penelope, Francesca and our new girl Pierzyna. They are due end of Nov, early Dec. 🥰

10/17/2024

***all reserved ***

Goldberry 💖 Leonidas babies

Born Sept 20

10/17/2024

***all reserved ***

Hibiscus 🌺 Leonidas babies

Born Sept 13

10/17/2024

***all reserved ****

Pavlova 💖Leonidas babies.

Dob Sept 20

10/09/2024

“Having many cats is good. If you feel bad, you look at the cats and you feel better, because they know that everything is just the way it is. You don't have to be nervous about anything. And they know it. They are saviors. The more cats you have, the longer you will live. If you have a hundred cats, you will live ten times longer than if you have ten.One day, this will be known and people will have thousands of cats."
-Charles Bukowski-