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June 2012 Photo Album of Maine Coon Cat Pictures
June 2012 Maine Coon Cat Pictures
Welcome to this archived June Photo Album!
Molly Mae
Molly Mae was purchased in Bristol Ct In May of 2010. I fell in love with her immediately.
She sounds more like a chirping bird when she talks than a cat! Plays fetch with foam earplugs, and thinks our Miniature Pinscher "Heidi" is her mother!
Comments:
Wendell Jones: Great ears! Really cute.
Simba
Simba getting ready to nap
He is a rescue cat so I don't know how old he is. He is very friendly with everyone that comes for visit.
He walks on a leash and loves having his hair brushed though in the summer he has to be shaved due to intestinal issues.
Comments:
Haylie: Awwww! I have a kitten named Simba! This cat is beautiful! <3
Lisa: Simba is lovely - every orange kitty I've met just has the best disposition.
Miss Peri Rules
sleeping Peri
Peri is a female silver tabby, 11 months old, nearly 15 lbs, and a tub of love! Her litter (Peri and three brothers) was rescued by a friend (apparently abandoned by the mother and awfully skinny two-week-olds).
I received Peri (short for Peripugilliam) when she was 8 weeks, and it's been the journey of a lifetime. A lifelong cat lover/owner, I've never been owned by a Maine Coon--what a hoot!
We play fetch together and I take her for walks in her stroller (until she outgrows it soon). She loves playing in water and gives her mousie a bath every morning.
Ollie
A real character, Ollie came to us from the Mt. Vernon Animal Shelter in NY.
He is swift, loves to run, climb trees, and jump from rooftops. He is extremely loving, intelligent and funny. He is the only cat I've ever seen or heard of who actually "signs" the direction that he wants you to go in by using his whole head-- turning it in a corkscrew fashion with the greatest urgency and purpose! It is truly impossible not to respond to his bidding when he does this.
I have seen dogs "point" with their heads, but never cats. While he is dog-like in many ways, he is a cat above all. I feel graced to share my life with this amazing creature.
Murphy Lee and Bailey Boo
Murph and Bailey
Murphy Lee and Bailey Boo are 6 year old brother and sister Maine Coons that we got after the death of our beloved 16 year old Persian, JoJo.
I will never forget my JoJo and he can never be replaced, but these two sure have filled that hole in our hearts. They are our babies and rightfully spoiled!
Murphy is a big goof ball and such "a boy." Bailey is very refined and "girlie." Murphy has the most amazing singing abilities. He carries around a small red rope that he holds in his mouth to create the most unique sounds I've ever heard.
He will only use his "signing string" to create his music when you are not in the room (he has learned that by making his crazy sounds and howls that I always coming running to make sure he's okay) and as soon as you enter the room he quickly drops it and gives you the "I didn't do it" look.
Bailey sweetly chirps and talks - I swear there are times she says Mama - and she darts around the house with lightening speed leaving Murphy behind looking bewildered. LOL!
Comments:
Samantha H: Murphy looks like the spitting image of my moms cat Teddy, we believe he is a Maine Coon mix for sure. Your kittys are beautiful
This Is Niko
He was 6 weeks and one pound in the pic when I rescued him. He is very vocal he chirps and squeaks a lot. He is medium to long hair and is filling in more as he grows.
He has little tufts on his ears and long ones between his claws.not sure if his hair is gonna get longer but a couple people said he looks like a coon. He now is ten weeks old.
Warm Paws And Cool Trills
Imagine having a twelve pound furry Maine Coonie ("Beau") at only eight months old who LOVES to walk up your legs and arms with those giant warm paws to give you a kiss and head butt while you are asleep.....or attempting to fall asleep!
Crazy sensation...and...his baby sister ("Baby Girl") enters the bedroom with her loud "sound machine" activated with chirps/trills/meows all combined to jump on the bed and demand you scratch her belly and smoosh her ears and then get really LOUD!!!
They are forever entertaining....a gift from the Gods!
Comments:
Woobie's Mommy: The sweet and most beautiful Maine Coons I have ever met!
Boobie: Thank you Woobie's Mommy!
Sherlock
Carrie and Maine Coon family,
Last Halloween, we lost our long-time friend, Kato. A Maine Coon mix rescued by us when she was just 2.5 pounds, from the Cat Care Society in Littleton. It's been tough... See her memorial pages here: Kato Lunt Rest In Peace.
We've not been ready to be owned yet, but have been been visiting shelters to get some furry love, surfing the web, and thinking about what it'd be like to be owned again. Could we even hope to be chosen by a third furry face in a row? (Polychrome was a calico Norwegian Forest kitty that Dennis had gotten as a kitten before we got married. She also lived to 17.5 years, as had Kato).
Well... it seems we've been picked again! On June 10th, Harley (now Sherlock) was turned in to the Boulder Humane Society. He is a three year old Maine Coon who was in danger from a new husband's two hunting dogs. So, for grins, we went to visit as soon as we saw his picture on their website. We've never heard such non-stop purring and felt such rubbing and bonking from a kitty's head! Guess who we brought home last night?
Yup, Sherlock! Before the end of the first evening, he was wandering around the house on his own and even figured out how to use the spiral staircase - up and down! In less than 24 hours, he has already taught us the first game - Hide and Seek. He hides somewhere in the house and when we go look for him and find him, he Eeks and runs past us, with his amber eyes shining with mischief!
What do you think? Some traits of a Maine Coon?
Comments:
Kelley: He looks just like our Simon le Chat! Adorable!
Bogey & Birdie
Bogey & Birdie
Bogey and Birdie will be 2 yrs old on the 4th of July. They love to bird and dog watch from their cat trees in the window.
Bogey loves to play with his glitzy mice and littermate sister Birdie has a blast with her ping pong balls.
They love to eat..especially treats! Birdie is much smaller than Bogey. Bogey definitely likes to boss "the Bird" around, but Birdie is a much quicker than Bogey! She can jump higher than him also.
They are two clowns and are always up to something. Watching them together, it is obvious they enjoy each others company...
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Comments:
Elizabeth: They look so gorgeous!
Beau the Intellectual
Beau has never met a printed page he didn't want to lie on, especially if I'm reading it.
We found Beau with his sisters in an pet rescue vet's office. He was an adorable little guy and has grown into a most particular cat. He follows me around like a puppy, commenting on everything he sees; he plays fetch with assorted small balls; and he takes care of his own treats by opening the cupboard and helping himself. He's a big guy now, almost 20 pounds, and very vain about his toe tufts, which he grooms regularly. He has the loveliest silkiest coat that has never matted or tangled.
I had never heard of Maine Coons until the vet said he was sure Beau and his sisters had to be part Maine Coons. The mother was a small sleek seal-point Siamese but the kittens, though they have the Siamese marking, are large with big ruffs, toe and ear tufts, shaggy silky coats, pantaloons and the funniest little chirpy voices, not like Siamese cats at all. OH, and did I mention the enormous paws and the short sturdy legs and the thump like a giant when he hits the ground.
Comments:
Caroline (UK): What a gorgeous boy! I have a (short-haired) Siamese of my own, but the idea of a Siamese-coloured Maine Coon is just wonderful! I want one!
Cathy: Wow, you couldn't have picked a more suitable name for him! He is one of the most gorgeous cats I have ever seen.
Bow
Bow is 2 years old and a fantastic cat! I saw her advertised on the Web five months ago, her owner lived in a flat and wanted her to have a new home where she could go out into a garden as she seemed lonely.
She told me Bow was half Maine Coon and I knew a little about the breed, but I didn't realise what great company she would turn out to be! I wake up to the sound of Bow meowing.... 'Morning' and if I ignore her she prods my arm and makes trill sounds to get me up.
Bow loves attention and will let me groom her until she has had enough and wants to wander outside to show off her fur and be the security guard of the garden.
She will greet me as I come into the house and follows me everywhere. When I go into the garden to put out the washing she watches over me. I think she really believes she is helping me do the chores around the house.
When she goes to put her head down to sleep sometimes she makes a moaning sound, I think this may be when the TV is on and she is annoyed with the noise.
She is perfect and I am so glad I found her, I believe it was destiny!
Ivy
I adopted Ivy from the local shelter and they told me that she is 4 years old.
I don't believe she is a full breed but has many of the Maine Coon's characteristics and traits.
She is very small also, which I know is unusual for a Maine Coon. Check her out, she is very cute!!
Comments:
Vicky: I am on my 2nd Coonie cross and he is fantastic. Dodes was big, but Bones is smaller, but stocky! Love Ivy's eyes!
Snowie
Snowie my crazy Coon :)
Peety Pooty
Peety was curious about the noise from my Mac laptop and reached for the keypad as I took this picture! She is 14 months or old, not sure about the weight. Vet visit is in a month or two.
A Hairy Brother for Anthony
Smokey
My 19 yr old grandson Anthony, has lived with us since he was 5 months old. Over the years we have had to deal with many issues with him and have just recently had a final assessment of his "issues." He has Aspergers syndrome.... a mild, high functioning form of autism.
He has always loved cats and when my husband finally agreed to let him have one we went to the rescue shelter in our town.
It didn't take long for a long haired, shaggy, smokey grey big boy to work his magic into Anthony's heart and mine. He was so insistent for attention and very talkative and wouldn't stop following Anthony around the building making some very cute but strange sounds. Anthony knew very quickly that this was "the one".
Smokey has been a joy, a fun and easy going companion for Anthony. His laid back energy and love for cuddles was just what an Aspergers boy needed.
He wakes us up in the morning and always greets us at the door when we come home from being out. I had no idea that he was an MC mix but when I was in the pet store shopping for goodies I saw a picture on the cover of a book and it looked a lot like Smokey. It was a book about Maine Coons and when I came home I Googled the name and found this incredible web site with so much information. All of the characteristics and quirks etc finally made sense. Our boy wasn't strange and different.... he was exactly what he was.... a really cool Coonie!
As much as we thought we were rescuing Smokey it turns out that he was what we needed too..... especially Anthony. He gives us hours of entertainment and he is so interactive. Anthony is all smiles these days and calls Smokey his cute and hairy brother!
Comments:
Missy: That is a fabulous story!!!
Janis: Great story! My now 25-year-old nephew also has Asberger's (finally diagnosed when he was a teenager) and he is known throughout the family as The Cat Whisperer.
My Little Coon
Funniest kitten/cat I have ever encountered.
Lots of energy, but when it's nap time, it's cuddle time!
Loves attention, follows me everywhere I go, like a sidekick.
Cutest cat I've ever had :]
This is Cleo (proper name Cleopatra).
She is a great Coon Cat.
Cleo relaxing
Cleo loves to be with her humans, especially my wife Liz. She is more like a dog (that's Cleo) and follows Liz around during the day.
Her favorite place is the office where she can get very high on the bookshelf or just settle into the in-box.
Cleo's favorite time is when the vacuum cleaner comes out because she just loves to get vacuumed. She will lie there and keep rolling over for as long as you want to vacuum her.
Comments:
Fran Rohmann: Cleo looks just like my Bella. She is beautiful and loving.
My Sweet Calmer
I named my cat Lazarus (back from the grave) because she was found after 1 month without food under the mattress close to dying.
The former owner left for France on vacation forgot about the cat. Then my godchild took her and gave her to me. I nursed her back to good health and now Lazarus is helping me to cope with everyday hardships in life.
After a hard day at work, she always makes me feel relax at home. My cat talks to me all the time. Then when I talk to her I will ask her that if she can understand what I am saying.. to turn her head and look at me and she will lol.. I don't know what I am going to do without her in my life.
She follows me where ever I go around the house. And like a dog, she walks with me side by side around the neighborhood, without leash lol. She is an indoor cat by the way. She won't wander around without me.
Timothy Tubs
Polydactyl Maine Coon
Timothy Conquering my Full bed (1yr)
I brought home a tiny new kitten 2 yrs ago only to find out that he was a Maine Coon. First thing I noticed about this cute little kitten was its giant paws that looked like mittens he has six toes on each paw!
I brought him to the vet and was then informed that he was a Maine Coon kitten and would be very large. He weighed in at 15 lbs at 1 year he is very lean and not overweight i am afraid of what he will weigh in at his 2yr vet appointment :P.
Courtney Lynn
Here's an update on my precious and gorgeous Maine Coon, Courtney Lynn. She is a classic black (brown) tabby with white, has beautiful green eyes and has all the personality traits.
She loves to greet our guests and tries to turn any non-cat person into a cat lover. Her energy is in full swing at dawn and dusk and "goes on the hunt" from the windows. (She's an indoor kitty.)
Courtney is now a year and 10 months old and will have her second birthday August 10th. In addition to chasing and hunting toy mice, she loves to "help make the bed."
At times she'll chase her big bushy tail and arch her back and jump sideways. We love Courtney Lynn!
Comments:
Jessy: What a beauty!
My Longhaired California Surfer Cat
Ruler of the Kitchen
My 30-pound angel was a rescue out of San Pedro, California, back in 2001. His original name was Tawny, and he was a tiny fluffball. When Tawny got very sick at about 12 weeks, I said to God that if he got well I would re-name him after an angel, and so the name Gabriel was given to him when he got well.
My "little" guy was an incredibly gorgeous orange kitten with a tiny plumed tail, and he strutted everywhere preening himself. He was the "featured kitten" at a pet adoption center when I got him, in a large cage by himself, looking calmly at the people around him. I completely fell in love with him.
But I had no idea he was a Maine Coon. So imagine my surprise when he didn't stop growing at 1 year old. He just got bigger and bigger and finally stopped at age 5--30 pounds! People's comments vary between "that's a beautiful cat" and "your cat is so huge". Haha...
Gabey and I really have a great relationship. He's my little empath...he becomes stressed when I'm stressed, is more happy when I'm happy, crawls into my lap or my bed to comfort me when I need it. After 11 years, I understand his chatter and we have "conversations".
I have no kids and he is the only little guy I've ever had. He's the most precious thing in my life, after my husband. :-)
Comments:
Jenny W.: Beautiful pictures!
Buddies
Rusty is 9 months old and already 13 pounds. The little fella who is relaxing on Rusty's back is his half brother, Tommy Lee (our little man in black).
Tommy Lee has only been with us a couple of weeks and he has already adopted Rusty as his buddy. Rusty is the sweetest cat ever!
We also have a year old Ragdoll, Chloe who is a typical female. . .loves you on her terms! They are a delight!
I am the ruler of all I survey!
Ebby loves his cat tree
Ebony George Griffin, better known as Ebby; he is my jet black Maine Coon.
At first he was afraid of his cat tree now he loves it, glad he likes it, but I did get it for his sister cat Elsa's birthday. Elsa is a Manx though so not a Maine Coon.
In from the cold...
Two summers ago in July my son and daughter in law rescued this pitiful little guy about two months old. It was found out in a cold summer rain in a box.
Having a house full of an older adopted cat and two younger cats that were also rescued I wasn't sure I could handle another that needed so much care. But my husband came home and sat in his work shop studying this little sickly creature and the little guy curled up into his lap. Honey, we are keeping it. Great I said, then he has to get to a vet fast because I'm not sure he will make it.
The state rescue veterinary took us immediately, so we drove the next day a half hour for treatment. Two weeks later after meds and food provided by the vets we returned and they were happy to see him making it. By this time we needed to name him, so my son and husband named him Chewbacca because of the way he was developing. Two more visits to the vets and finally my husband was tickled happy knowing the little guy was going to live. The next news was he wasn't going to be little....he was a Maine Coon....you have got to be kidding.
Well, it is almost two years since Chewie has been in our home trying to dominate over our eldest male cat Simba...finding out it won't work. Loves to tease the other two females into a game of chase. But he is no longer a kitten, but a very long cat with the personality and disposition of a kitten still. Chewbacca is the biggest cat in our home and the vet has stated he will keep growing for another year or two more.
He has my husband wrapped around his paw with his personal chirping and playfulness. It is amusing to watch. Spoiled, no not at all! Chewie will only eat fancy feast turkey or chicken with cheddar cheese in it. I have gone broke trying to convince him to try something else but didn't win. Doesn't like treats or dry food, and water has to be Poland Springs not tap, or he will drink from my husbands cup.
I have brought you up to date and as time moves forward will post up to date news.
Will have to send a picture from my computer, can't from iPad. But have beautiful ones.
Will make sure names etc match for you all!
Chester
He is a sweetheart...loves to snuggle and be everywhere you are. He is very curious and very gentle.
He is 11 months old now and I got him from a good friend as a kitten when our Siamese kitten died unexpectedly.
We got Chester as a gift...and he has been giving every day since.
Comments:
Teresa: He looks a lot my kitty. I got him from a shelter after I lost a cat. I fell for him instantly. His name is Charlie. He is now 10 months.
Clancy
About 5 weeks ago we adopted Clancy (formerly named Brandy) from our local SPCA-Animal Rescue. We'd lost a very young rescue cat to FIP a few years ago, and she had a similar look (shaggy coat, ear tufts, furry paw pads, long ringed tail, and she loved our huge Lab mix dog).
When I went to the shelter that Saturday in late April, this little fellow sat calmly looking at me while the other cats ran around, attacked each other or, in the case of one critter, sank his claws into the side of my bag. When I put my hand out, this calm little guy came over, put his head up for a pat, then let me pick him up and snuggled in with his paws over my shoulder. It was love at first sight.
My husband is a confirmed dog person, but has come around since having a couple of cats in our home (especially the Coon look-a-like with the sweet disposition who loved big dogs!). Clancy chose his lap to nap on his first evening in the house. Clancy soon started exploring his new surroundings, at first giving Ebony the Lab a wide berth, but eventually relaxing to the point of batting at Eb's tail while Ebony eats.
Clancy is very playful, anything that moves is a target for his big paws. He comes when I call him, follows me around the house, sleeps on the end of our bed every night, and has the sweetest disposition. He's also fascinated with running water. He jumps into the bathtub and examines the drain to see where the water went. It's his dog-like personality that my husband likes.
Unfortunately Clancy's long shaggy fur was so matted on his tummy that I had to take him to a groomer and have his entire undercarriage shaved. He now looks like half a cat with incredibly long legs since he's missing that shaggy belly fur.
He has small tufts on the tips of his ears, large paws with tufts between his toes, the appearance of britches on his hind legs, and a tail that is longer than his body.
It is also incredibly bushy despite having a large section cut out of the top near where it meets his body (I assume it was very dirty or had something nasty stuck in it when he arrived at the SPCA).
Many cats have Maine Coon traits without having Maine Coon heritage, but we live just an hour from the Maine border in New Brunswick, Canada, and there are a lot of stray cats and family pets with the same characteristics. Is it possible that Clancy is part Maine Coon? In my heart I believe he is, but we love him whatever he is.
Comments:
Cathy: If you dont mind me asking, where in new brunswick did you adopt him? and when? he reminds me so much of my cat pepper.
Benny and Ozzie getting comfortable
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About a week ago my 2 sweet MC rescues found their way into the cabinet part of my dresser which is inside of my walk-in closet...and I caught them in the act. I've no doubt that Benny lead the way with Ozzie close on his heels. :)
Baby Coon
Baby Coon
Baby Coon is adorable. He is a handful as we found him and he is used to the wild. He got attacked by something and tore balls of hair out. We were weaning him from being out and it's been an adjustment but he went missing yesterday and I KNEW if he were able he would be at my door before I left work to come in for the day. He was gone for 13 hours and very hungry.
He is no longer allowed out, it is going to dampen his spirit and he is very aggressive right now, but he is young so we are hoping he can adjust. Any tips would be helpful.
We love and adore him. We had an 11 year old tabby we adopted (declawed) so we had to introduce Baby Coon slowly and make sure he wouldn't hurt him. They are just getting to know each other and play by hiding and popping out at each other. It is good for my 11 year old who just lost his sister in January.
He is going to need stimulation to adjust not being outside. He wakes us up at 4:00am bouncing off walls to go out, but no more.
He is so unique and special, he found a good home forever!!
Comments:
Julie Waddington: Maybe there is someway an outdoor run could be made for him. a friend made one for his cats (he had 4) so they went through his bedroom window out into the sun and fresh air. It was a framework covered in chickenwire and though his was small, it could be made as large and expand into a large area. Hope this helps.
Lisa C: He will adjust our maine coon did the same and after chasing him for a couple of weeks we got foam balls and play mice to keep him entertained and he is a very happy housecat now. He keeps us entertained with his playfulness
Beautiful Beau
Beau is half Siamese (we met his lovely mother - a sleek short hair) and our vet is certain the father must be maine Coon. He's got the toe tufts, shaggy coat, size (19-20 pounds) and the personality. He will spend all day playing fetch, find the mouse and hide and seek. Such a good companion.
Comments:
Jenny W.: Your cat is the most gorgeous mix I've ever seen!
Maddy: Beau gets hugs and kisses from my Oliver!
Roberta: Thanks. Although Beau takes all compliments as his rightful due, I am always pleased when somone says something nice about him.
Dino a.k.a. Mister Caramelo
I've been wanting to adopt/buy a pet for the longest time and my preference has always been a doggy as I am afraid of cats. However, my best friend, Mei, introduced me to her 2 cats (9yr Persian and 2yr American ShortHaired) and my view has been changed immediately.
After much pondering, I decided that I wanted either a Russian Shorthaired or a Spotted Snow Bengal. However, when I walked into one of the petshops near my work place, it was love at first sight! This tiny little bundle of fur was jumping and meowing for attention where the rest of the kittens were either sleeping or not impressed. I have never seen such colour on his fur and it's his 'lion' nose and look that made my heart skipped. I was smitten.
That was 2 months ago. Dino is a cross mix of Maine Coone and ShortHair.
Now, Dino is growing steadily and settling to my work routine. The moment I brought him back, he did not show any fear or reservation, he immediately marked the perimeters in my apartment and feels very much at home. He loves visiting his 2 buddies, BluBlu (persian) and LuccaLucca (American Shorthaired) occasionally. He is so 'feisty' and outgoing. He loves following me around the house. I play with him everyday and his favourite toys happens to be ribbons. He also loves chasing after bouncing balls. What a delight to watch him scrambles all across the room.
I have trained him on leash and sometimes bring him for walk near the my apartment compound. Dino dislikes water but we compromised on cleaning his paw after each walk. I also clean him with wet cloth at least twice a week. He loves to be brushed too.
Dino is not particular about his food, mainly because he's been fed with the grain free food. I also treat him with steam fish once a while. He loves them!
Dino is indeed a joy to my life, not to mention, therapeutic. I am so looking forward to him growing bigger, healthier and stronger.
"Big Fluffy"
One of four orphan kittens that we took in and bottle fed when they were about 2 weeks old. My son named him Iago and my grandchildren call him "Big Fluffy".
He does not resemble his siblings at all, being the only Coon cat in the litter. We think that he had a different daddy who was probably a coon cat. Very sickly as a kitten we did not expect him to make it but Iago and his siblings are now 11.
Peppi in the Poppies
Peppi's a male 2 1/2 years, another maybe coon, rescued as a kitten. He loves the out doors where he plays with his two dogs, (a female 10 year old Pointer/Dalmatian mix and a female 2 year old PB. Springer Spaniel) he's big enough to hold his own when comes from nowhere and jumps on their face and wrestles them to the ground.
He is a one person cat, my wife is his person, he sleeps on her most of time at night or waits until she's comfortable in her chair reading or knitting, when Peppi decides its time for her to be nuzzled and held while he naps in her arms.
Mina
We are quite certain our new kitten is a Maine Coon. She has most of the personality traits and appearance.
Please let us know what you think.
Comments:
Marianna: She certainly looks like a Maine Coon, she looks so much like my Milly, even down to the green eyes. My daughter's Maine Coon (Puppy) looks similar but he has amber eyes.
Barb: Thanks Marianna, Mina is growing quickly and showing her Maine Coon traits even more. She has developed a ruff, the fluffy tail and the furry pantaloons.
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