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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Chewy (Chester)
Chewy is a big, hunky tabby and white twelve year old neutered male. He is named Chewy we presume because of his resemblance to Chewbacca, not due to any chewing - he has recently had a dental operation to remove a host of rotten teeth so he isn't really able to chew anything at all anymore, but he is a lot more comfortable as a result. Chewy is fantastic with children and has
shown himself to be gentle and affectionate with little ones of all
ages, following them around and interacting with their toys. Other cats,
however, are a different story. Chewy came to the rescue as he does not get on at all with other cats - they scare him so he goes on the offensive, swiping, stalking and guarding food/trays. Because of this behaviour, he is regularly attacked by other cats, thus reinforcing the fear. He needs a new home with no other pets at all and ideally none around outside - somewhere out on the country would be ideal. Chewy is very used to getting his own way and has some undesirable behaviours which it may take some time to curb- the main ones are spraying when he is in new environments or stressed out, wanting to be up playing at night time, vocalising inappropriately (eg at 3am) and scratching carpets as a means to get attention. Please understand that these are considerable problems - he can and will stay up ALL night and will ensure that you do as well- an experienced home needed! Despite these behaviours, he really is a fantastic cat. He would be best suited to a home with a cat flap so that he can come and go as he pleases; thus preventing him from having to "ask" to be let in and out all night long. To ensure that Chewy finds a good home,
home checks will apply and a donation to the charity will be required. Thank you so much Anna Stanley Chester Cat Care 07962 385213, or info@chestercatcare.com |
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GANDALF (Doncaster) Gandalf is a Male silver grey maine coon age
17 years old looking for a quiet home with no pets or children, he has no
road sense been a house cat since he was born. Looking for a home not
two many miles away from where i live now which is doncaster as he does not
like travelling in the car, not had to many visits to vets been
quite healthy. He has some kidney stones which he has had for a few years
does not cause him any problems, he's been on special urinary complete
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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.