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We have kittens!
Breeding Plans for 2026

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Stitch

(Father)

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Arctic
(Mother)

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Expected Litters

See current litter below, next breeding hopefully to take place in fall 2026, parents TBD

Current Litter

We currently have a litter of 8 from Arctic and Stitch.  Please fill out the following questionnaire and email to silverliningmainecoons@gmail.com for a place on our list.  Due to the large litter size, we do have availability for this litter.  See individual kittens below.

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Brown

Brown/blakc male, polydactyl

Eye colour to be determined

Tentative

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Orange

Red/cream male, polydactyl

Eye colour to be determined

Tentative

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Green

Black/silver male, non-polydactyl

Eye colour to be determined

Hold

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Red

White male, non-polydactyl

Eye colour to be determined

Available

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Blue

White male, polydactyl

Eye colour to be determined

Available

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Pink

Blue silver female, polydactyl

Eye colour to be determined

Available

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Purple

White female, polydactyl

Eye colour to be determined

Available

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Magenta

White female, polydactyl

Eye colour to be determined

Available

Historical Uses

Historically, Maine Coons served as indispensable farm and ship cats, valued for their exceptional ability to control rodent populations. Their intelligence, strength, and agility made them ideal companions for early settlers and sailors. By the late 19th century, Maine Coons had gained popularity in cat shows, with one named "Cosey" winning Best Cat at the first major U.S. cat show in 1895.

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