Our love for Maine Coons began in 2008 when we lived on our 22 acre farm in Issaquah, Washington called Fox Hollow Farm. In the recent 3 years years, we have imported some incredible, pedigreed lines from across Europe & Russia. Our Maine Coons have the most incredible personalities and are the perfect family companion! We guarantee the health of our kittens when they leave our home. In the rare chance that a genetically fatal medical condition is confirmed within the fist twelve months of life, we will offer a new kitten (see FAQ for more).

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We currently do not paper our kittens, since they are not intended for breeding or showing. We are happy to offer a Facetime/video meet + greet with any kittens you may want to see and when it is time for you to pick up your baby (around 10-11 weeks of age) we can arrange to meet you locally or bring your kitten to you (see Travel section in FAQ).

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MAINE COON COLORS

According to the Cat Fanciers' Association, the Maine Coon Standard coats can present in 30+ different color combinations and patterns.  There are two ways to describe a cat’s appearance. "Color" refers to the actual color, while "pattern" refers to the way those colors display. With Maine Coons, there is an exciting array of solid colors and their dilutions such as blue, black, brown, cream (buff), red, gray, silver, and white!! Once you combine color with pattern, you'll see remarkable coats, some being smoke, shaded, tortoise shell, tabby, and tuxedo, to name a few! 

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What is a smoke or shaded cat?

Smoke Color Maine Coons are a solid color cat that carries the inhibitor gene which suppresses the color in the hair shaft. This means that the cat's hairs are dark at the tips but have much lighter colored bands near the bottom. All solid colors can be affected by the inhibitor gene which labels them Smoke plus the underlining solid color.​ The three types of cat coat markings that are in the "shaded" category include: chinchilla, shaded and smoke and each is distinguished by the extent of the shading on individual hairs. In chinchillas, only the very tip of the outer coat is colored. With the shaded pattern, a quarter of the hair tips exhibits the color. In the smoke pattern, half of the hair tips displays the color. As you can imagine, this gives the coat a fascinating ombre effect and looks like liquid motion when the cat is moving.

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What about the cat's eye color?

All kittens are born with blue eyes which change to their permanent color around 8-9 weeks of age. Green, gold, green-gold, and copper are the breed standard eye colors and what you can expect to see here. Maine Coons can rarely have blue eyes or "odd-eyes" as adults. We do not have this gene in our lines at the current time.

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  PEDIGREES & CERTIFICATIONS

please note that TICA certifications require proof of ownership + pedigree​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​