Kittens currently available countrywide
Showing with the GCCF & Standard of Points
Affiliated to the Governing Council of the Cat Fancy
Established in
1985
Based in the U.K.
Maine Coon Rescues
Are
you considering adopting a Maine Coon?
Often the cats that need a new home find themselves in this situation through no fault of their own. The reasons for re-homing are numerous and can vary from an allergy to cats within the household, emigrating to another country or breakdown of a marriage or partnership. Most of the cats looking for new homes have no known medical or behaviour problems, although occasionally they do
and you need to have a long chat with the current owner to gain a full understanding of any issues with the cats.
Many
of the cats tend to be older – it is very rare to have a kitten that requires
a new home. Some cats need to go to homes
where there are no other animals or children. Others have no problem with this - it all depends on the
individual
cat.
DO YOU NEED TO REHOME A MAINE COON?
If you need to rehome a maine coon, then you can contact me to have their details added to the website
Jacky Edwards
0161 865 8668 (Between 7pm - 9pm) or at
darktower.mainecoons@btinternet.com
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RUBY (Bristol)
Ruby is a 7 year old black female and
needs to be rehomed due to owners personal circumstances. Sadly
she cannot live with me in my new home due to regulations. She has
a very strong character, demands love and attention and loves to play.
She retrieves a ball like a dog. She has always been a house cat
but may well be interested in venturing outdoors as she is very
inquisitive. Ruby needs a home with no other pets or children, and
will need lots of love and attention, which will be reciprocated
tenfold.
If you are interested in this cat please contact Helen Mugliston on 07823 531653 or at Helenmugliston@yahoo.co.uk
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PLEASE NOTE:
The club does not get involved in rehoming ex-breeding cats. If you are a breeder and are looking to rehome your ex-breeding queen or stud cat, then we ask that you make your own arrangements to do this. Thank you.
All cats are taken at the owners own risk, the MCCC cannot be held responsible for health problems of any cats rehomed through this site.