Pedigree Maine Coon Kittens for Sale, GCCF Registered

1,500

Key Facts

Pet Type: Cats

Pet Breed: Maine Coon

Advertiser Type: Breeder

Pet's Age: 3 months 16 days

Microchipped: Yes

Vaccinations Up-to-Date: Yes

Neutered: No

Registered: GCCF

Published on: 15 August 2024

Modified on: 16 August 2024

Location: Heanor

Advert Details

Hello, we are Litter D of MoonyCoon!

We are three lovely girls and one handsome boy (who's already reserved) looking for our forever homes with caring families. Our parents are full Maine Coons from prestigious Russian lines, registered with the GCCF, and have a strong track record in shows with all health tests coming back clear. You can meet our beautiful mum when you visit us!

We’ll be ready to join our new families from the 25th of September, after we’ve had our second set of vaccinations. Each of us will come with:

- 5 weeks of free insurance cover
- Microchipped and registered with GCCF on the non-active register (for breeding rights, please contact us to discuss)
- Wormed, flead, and with our vaccination card showing the full course

We’ve been weaned on a raw food diet, which helps us grow strong and healthy. Our breeders ask that our new families neuter us when the vet advises (usually between 4-6 months).

Once you’ve chosen one of us, an agreement will be signed, and you’ll secure your new family member with a £240 non-refundable deposit. For your peace of mind, the deposit can also be paid through Pets4Homes.

Our human mum will make sure to send you plenty of photos and videos before collection. If you'd like, you’re welcome to visit us as well!

Our breeders will always be here for support if you have any questions or need advice. They hope to receive lots of photos and updates from you as we grow!

You’ll also receive a welcome pack with details on our favourite food, litter, and other useful tips, along with toys, food, and treats for us.

If you’d like to see more pictures or videos of us, feel free to ask.

We can’t wait to meet you!
Visit us soon to find your new best friend.

Hugs, purrs, and headbutts,
Litter D of MoonyCoon

Kitten 1 - Reserved
Kitten 2 - Available
Kitten 3 - Available
Kitten 4 - Available

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