RETIRED QUEEN

Adopting a retired Maine Coon from Maccoonie Cattery provides several unique benefits:

 

Established Personalities: Unlike kittens, retired Maine Coons have well-established personalities, making it easier to find a cat that matches your lifestyle and preferences. You’ll know their behavior, temperament, and any quirks, ensuring a good fit for your home.

 

Calmer and More Settled: Adult Maine Coons are generally calmer and less demanding than kittens. They require less supervision and are already trained, making the transition smoother for both the cat and the owner.

 

Lower Cost: Retired cats are often more affordable than kittens, which can be a significant factor for many adopters. This makes the joy of owning a Maine Coon accessible to more families.

 

Health and Care: These cats have been well cared for, with regular vet visits, vaccinations, and grooming. Their health status is known, and any medical history is provided, giving you peace of mind.

 

Rewarding Experience: Providing a loving forever home for a retired Maine Coon is incredibly rewarding. These cats have given a lot in their breeding years, and offering them a comfortable and affectionate home in their later years is a wonderful way to give back.

 

Physical Traits Are Established: The physical traits of retired Maine Coons are fully developed and apparent, so you know exactly what to expect in terms of size, coat, and appearance.

 

Easier Transition: Older cats are often more adaptable and can adjust more easily to new environments and routines than kittens. This makes the adoption process less stressful for both the cat and the adopter.

 

Experienced Companions: Retired Maine Coons have had years of socialization and interaction, making them excellent companions. Their affectionate nature and loyalty are already well-developed.

 

At Maccoonie Cattery, we ensure that our retired cats are well-prepared for their new homes. We provide all necessary medical records, detailed personality descriptions, and support during the transition period.

 

At this time, we do not have a retired queen looking for her forever home. Please check back for updates or reach out if you'd like to join our waitlist for future opportunities.