Maine Coon Cats and Kittens Info - ICOONS Cats

Our Top 10 Favorite Things about Maine Coons

10. They are amusing household bug exterminators.
9. They are larger than most celebrities' dogs.
8. Their long thick fur makes an excellent hand warmer on cold winter nights.
7. Amazing motor boat impersonations (purrrrrrr).
6. They love water like a labrador.
5. Available in a rainbow of colors
4. They trill.
3. Unlike some breeds, they come when called and want to be on you, around you, over you, under you...
2. They are the perfect bathroom companions- sink, shower and more.
1. EAR TUFTS!!

Photos of some of our amazing Maine Coon Cats
and those of our friends!

"Chip" Son of Harriet Potter and Phoenix at 13 weeks
shown with his best friend Ethan

Blue Classic Tabby

4 month old babies of Harriet Potter and Phoenix
at home with Mark in Georgia

Brown Patch Classic w/ White Female
Brown Classic Tabby Male

Daughter of CH Cabincoon Phoenix of ICOONS
at our show and breeder friends home in PA
Gene & Gigi Haag

Cabincoon Arizona Chickadee - 5 months old
Brown Patch Classic w/ White

Son of CH Cabincoon Phoenix of ICOONS
at our show and breeder friends home in PA
Gene & Gigi Haag

Cabincoon Pistol Packin Pete - 5 months old
Red Classic Tabby

4 month old son of Harriet and Phoenix
at home with Nicole in FL

Brown Classic Tabby w/ White

5 month old Son of Harriet and Phoenix
at Home with Michael in MO

Red Classic Tabby

Halo3 (below) - Male Cream Classic Tabby with White
and
Yahoo - Brown Classic Tabby
went home with their new family 1-5-08
Congratulations and thank you JT, Ruth, and Emily

Supreme Grand Champion, Regional Winner
Tanstaafl Beauregard

Red Classic Tabby
(sire of our girls Br'er Coon Harriet Potter and Br'er Coon Ketchup of ICOONS)

Dakota on the cover of CFA's Almanac - April 2003
Grand Champion, Breed Winner, National Winner
Cabincoon Dakota (Koti)

Red Classic Tabby with White
DOB: September 1, 2000
(sire of our girl Cabincoon Dreamweaver of ICOONS)

The Maine Coon is known for its large size, easygoing temperament, and rugged appearance, also known as the "gentle giant" of the cat family.

Females typically weigh 9-12 pounds

Males weigh 13-18 pounds with some males exceeding 20 pounds

A Maine Coon's long hair does not need much grooming. A weekly combing is usually all that is required to keep the fur in top condition.

The Maine Coon is America's only native long-haired cat, well suited to withstand the harsh New England climate.

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