Maine Coon kittens & cats in Rancho Cordova, California

Omelet and Oatmeal MUST be adopted together. There are NO exceptions. These kittens are Katya's kids known as "The Breakfast Kittens". Katya is the amazing Russian Maine Coon mom you can see posted here. Answering the call of Mother Nature she escaped out and got pregnant. Her human mom said No No No and No! and left the whole young family at the local shelter. They were offered to me and I couldn't say YES! fast enough. I was lucky enough to foster eight Russian Maine Coons some years back and knew immediately what I was seeing. I am definitely a fan of outrageous ear tufts. Katya's five kittens are wonderful. They have her intelligence and her Maine Coon playful personality. They are very beautiful kittens though none have their mom's lush long coat. They are active, loving, curious mischievous kittens, four girls, and one boy. We have divided them into pairs to go home: Silver Dollar Pancake will go home with Granola, Omelet with Oatmeal, and Dimitri Pumpernickel, the boy, will go home separately. Omelet and Oatmeal are very compatible sisters, confident, active, and affectionate. Smart, curious athletes, they are both very comfortable in a human's arms. Omelet who has the red ( yolk ) on her head turns herself upside down in order to put her head in your hand. All the time. She loves that. She is maybe even a little more adventurous and extroverted than her sister. You will hear the patter of their little feet thundering down your hallways. These two are born to play. Oatmeal has dramatic black stripes and leg banding. She also has the biggest ear tufts of the litter and those tufts have been growing recently. The Maine Coon genes from their mom will keep these kids growing and changing til they are well over three years. They are a work in progress. Oatmeal matches her sister's energy and is so friendly she will probably run to greet guests visiting your home. They both love attention. This litter has grown up being around other cats. Silver Dollar is the only alpha cat of the litter. The male, Dimitri ( Pumpernickel) is the biggest, with an endless tail, the most laid back and gentle. They are all smart, social, curious, beautiful little companions. These kitties are good family cats. They would be fine with most respectful children and would probably have a ball playing with friendly dogs. Their photos may show them at slightly different ages. Their colors and coat patterns are still developing. Some family will be so lucky to have their loving company. Omelet is spayed, vaccinated, FELV tested, dewormed, microchipped, eats wet and dry food, and is litterbox perfect. She is fostered by Harriet in Santa Cruz. Purebreds Plus Cat Rescue is dedicated to matching exceptional cats with qualified adopters who will cherish their pet and create an ideal forever home. If you believe you are the perfect adopter for Omelet (and Oatmeal) please tell us why in the comments section of our Adoption Application, and contact Harriet at harrietluvskitties@yahoo.com If you are unable to reach Harriet please email us at info@purebredsplus.org. NOTE: We prefer families with children bring them to the adoption appointment. Why? This allows interaction between the children and the cat. This helps ensure they will be a good fit for each other. A mismatch between a child and a cat is not in anyone's best interests!

Oatmeal and Omelet MUST be adopted together. There are NO exceptions. These kittens are Katya's kids, known as "The Breakfast Kittens". Katya is the amazing Russian Maine Coon mom you can see posted here. Answering the call of Mother Nature she escaped out and got pregnant. Her human mom said No No No and No! and left the whole young family at the local shelter. They were offered to me and I couldn't say YES! fast enough. I was lucky enough to foster eight Russian Maine Coons some years back and knew immediately what I was seeing. I am definitely a fan of outrageous ear tufts. Katya's five kittens are wonderful. They have her intelligence and her Maine Coon playful personality. They are very beautiful kittens though none have their mom's lush long coat. They are active, loving, curious mischievous kittens, four girls, and one boy. We have divided them into pairs to go home: Silver Dollar Pancake will go home with Granola, Omelet with Oatmeal, and Dimitri Pumpernickel, the boy, will go home separately. Omelet and Oatmeal are very compatible sisters, confident, active, and affectionate. Smart, curious athletes, they are both very comfortable in a human's arms. Omelet who has the red ( yolk ) on her head turns herself upside down in order to put her head in your hand. All the time. She loves that. She is maybe even a little more adventurous and extroverted than her sister. You will hear the patter of their little feet thundering down your hallways. These two are born to play. Oatmeal has dramatic black stripes and leg banding. She also has the biggest ear tufts of the litter and those tufts have been growing recently. The Maine Coon genes from their mom will keep these kids growing and changing til they are well over three years. They are a work in progress. Oatmeal matches her sister's energy and is so friendly she will probably run to greet guests visiting your home. They both love attention. This litter has grown up being around other cats. Silver Dollar is the only alpha cat of the litter. The male, Dimitri ( Pumpernickel) is the biggest, with an endless tail, the most laid back and gentle. They are all smart, social, curious, beautiful little companions. These kitties are good family cats. They would be fine with most respectful children and would probably have a ball playing with friendly dogs. Their photos may show them at slightly different ages. Their colors and coat patterns are still developing. Some family will be so lucky to have their entertaining and loving company. Oatmeal is spayed, vaccinated, FELV tested, dewormed, microchipped, eats wet and dry food, and is litterbox perfect. She is fostered by Harriet in Santa Cruz. Purebreds Plus Cat Rescue is dedicated to matching exceptional cats with qualified adopters who will cherish their pet and create an ideal forever home. If you believe you are the perfect adopter for Oatmeal (and Omelet) please tell us why in the comments section of our Adoption Application, and contact Harriet at harrietluvskitties@yahoo.com If you are unable to reach Harriet please email us at info@purebredsplus.org. NOTE: We prefer families with children bring them to the adoption appointment. Why? This allows interaction between the children and the cat. This helps ensure they will be a good fit for each other. A mismatch between a child and a cat is not in anyone's best interests!

We've had Mia since she was a kitten. She's about 6 years old now. Quite healthy, very sweet cat. She gets along with our other 3 indoor cats, but is not friendly with the outdoor cat. That's the good. For the bad, she sprays her territory around other cats. For that, she had worn out her welcome, and why I said she wasn't house trained. She would do well in a catio or as a barn cat, or in a single cat household. I have a spot at Sacramento Humane Society in early January. If nobody else claims her by then, you can find her there.

Meet Ellie  Take a look at the beautiful 5 year old Maine Coon female named Ellie . Ellie is sugar sweet, super friendly, and loves to get attention from her humans! Her stunning beauty along with her sweet demeanor makes her the perfect companion . She does need special consideration since she is FIV+ which is super easy to accommodat. Ellie is definitely a must meet in person! November 4, 2024, 2:19 am

Bob is 1 of 3 kittens that a young community cat from my mom’s apartment complex had on 8/1/24. My elderly mom has been caring for the kittens and is no longer able to as she is very allergic to them and also cannot afford to. The local shelters and rescues are full, even if we were able to pay a surrender fee, there is simply no room. We’re just looking for good homes for them so we don’t have to put them outside where they may make more unhoused kitties. We learned that you can get them fixed for free through the SPCA community cat program but are not able to get it done ourselves. Also, “tabby” is just my best guess on the breed. The first photos are of him (and his siblings, Mattie/orange and Molly/black, who are also up for adoption) at about 6 weeks old and the last photo is of him the other day at about 13 weeks old. He is sweet, also playful and cuddly with his mom and siblings. They eat Purina cat chow and Temptations treats.

Mattie is 1 of 3 kittens that a young community cat from my mom’s apartment complex had on 8/1/24. My elderly mom has been caring for the kittens and is no longer able to as she is very allergic to them and also cannot afford to. The local shelters and rescues are full, even if we were able to pay a surrender fee, there is simply no room. We’re just looking for good homes for them so we don’t have to put them outside where they may make more unhoused kitties. We learned that you can get them fixed for free through the SPCA community cat program but are not able to get it done ourselves. Also, “tabby” is just my best guess on the breed. The first photos are of him (and his siblings, Molly/black and Bob/gray, who are also up for adoption) at about 6 weeks old and the last photo is of him the other day at about 13 weeks old. He is sweet, also playful and cuddly with his mom and siblings. They eat Purina cat chow and Temptations treats.

Molly is 1 of 3 kittens that a young community cat from my mom’s apartment complex had on 8/1/24. My elderly mom has been caring for the kittens and is no longer able to as she is very allergic to them and also cannot afford to. The local shelters and rescues are full, even if we were able to pay a surrender fee, there is simply no room. We’re just looking for good homes for them so we don’t have to put them outside where they may make more unhoused kitties. We learned that you can get them fixed for free through the SPCA community cat program but are not able to get it done ourselves. Also, “tabby” is just my best guess on the breed. The photos are of her (and her siblings, Mattie/orange and Bob/gray, who are also up for adoption) at about 6 weeks old, I will post an updated photo of her at about 13 weeks old asap (she’s a little more shy so far, though very sweet, also playful and cuddly with her mom and brothers). They eat Purina cat chow and Temptations treats.