Write the city and state where your cattery is here.
If you live outside our area, we offer delivery by car or by plane with a travel nanny, who stays with your kitten from our home until it is in your arms.
Updated On October 31, 2026
Most of the questions families ask about Ablues Maine Coon Cattery are answered here. You will also find out how to adopt one of our kittens.
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Write the city and state where your cattery is here.
If you live outside our area, we offer delivery by car or by plane with a travel nanny, who stays with your kitten from our home until it is in your arms.
Each kitten's adoption fee is shown on its page. Kittens adopted as pets cost less than kittens with breeding rights. See our available kittens and Maine Coon adoption costs.
If we have kittens available, they are pictured here. Click a kitten's picture or name for all the details. You can always visit our Maine Coon Kittens for Adoption page.
No kittens are available right now. Apply to hear about new litters first.
Yes. Every family fills in our application first. Approved families are told about new kittens before anyone else.
We are a small cattery and only have a few litters each year, so every kitten gets plenty of time and attention.
Write your registration here (for example TICA or CFA, and the year you registered).
Every kitten's page has a photo schedule and baby pictures. We also share photos and videos on our social media.
Visits are by appointment only, to keep our kittens healthy. Please contact us to ask.
Sometimes we have retired adult cats looking for a loving home. Read more about adopting a retired Maine Coon.
Yes. You can pick up your kitten in person, or we can arrange delivery by flight nanny or ground transport. Tell us your city and we'll give you a quote.
Health, temperament and the true Maine Coon look come first. We breed a small number of litters so we can raise every kitten with care.
Health testing, quality food, vet care, registration and months of daily care add up. A well-bred kitten from health-tested parents saves heartache and vet bills later.