What affects us affects cats
by Debbie (Toronto Canada) “my 3 sons” Quincy, Milo and Tritan I am owned by three Maine Coon cats. They range in age from 8 years down to 5 years and having been a cat lover and owner all my life, have never received so much joy and love as I receive from these, …
by Hope (KY USA) I have had my baby for 14 yrs and she is the smartest cat that I have owned. Early on I noticed that when anyone knocked on the door she growled like a dog. Then she became increasingly more protective and would sense when something wasn’t quite right outside and …
by Mrs. Dennis (Wichita, KS) August posing for the picture Me and my husband got him from the animal shelter when he was four months. When we walked into the room he came right up to us like a lion and that’s what attracted us. He wasn’t too wild, or too mellow. He diverted …
by Jane Williams (Wall Lake,IA,USA) Wilburs new stoller Wilbur being my baby! sleeping in the crib after kids would leave. After I rescued Wilbur from a crowded and somewhat abusive home, he became my best friend! I’ve had no problems with him around my grandkids! He was naturally curious but never mean. After the …
by Cynthia (Fall River, MA) Maxwell About seven months ago, my daughter was coming home at about 7 am one morning and she called me on her cell to tell me a cat was in the driveway. We have strays in the area, but they usually take off when they see people but this …
by Susie (Hampshire, UK) Budletts Bella Cloud at 5 weeks Hi there..I’m just about to collect my very first Maine Coon kitten, after a long time waiting for the right one. Budletts Bella Cloud is a blue/white kitten sired by Budletts Tsar and Guinevere. She’s absolutely gorgeous and in her honour I’ve created a …
Maine Coon Note: if the slide show doesn’t show in Internet Explorer make sure the Google slide show script can run by clicking on the ActiveX bar at the top of the screen. If is still doesn’t show refresh the page and all should be OK. Photo ©Helmi Flick This is a brief overview …
“Miss Kate” – strictly ©copyright Helmi Flick page 2 continuation from Maine-Coon-1 CFA and TICA breed standard compared. The TICA also say under “General Description” the Maine Coon has been developed by natural selection (e.g. she has not been developed by people such as the mutated breeds or the wild/domestic hybrids – click here more …
