Diva, Retired queen for rehoming. Fixed, healthy. $500

Thunder, black smoke boy. (Parents are Julia and Anatoly) $3500

Leo, solid blue baby boy. DOB 6/20/25 ($3500) Reserved

Alisa, baby girl. DOB 5/14/2025 ($2500)

Maine Coon Kittens

  Maine Coon kittens for sale in Texas

We also have solid white, tabby boys.
All parents are DNA tested.

We have several kittens available.  Maine coon kittens are usually ready to go home at 10 to 12 weeks.

Our kittens go home with the first round of vaccinations and deworming.

Our kittens are known all over Houston and even all over the Texas area.  We have customers from Dallas, Beaumont, and other parts of Texas.

by Marina Johnson

My name is Marina Johnson. Some people know me as the owner of Marina’s Maine Coons cattery, located outside of Pearland TX. As a Maine Coon breeder, I get a lot of questions like “What is it that makes Maine Coons so distinctive in relation to other cat breeds?   What makes them such good house pets and quite possibly the most patriotic cat any American can own?  

 Maine Coons

We are a Maine Coon breeder in Texas dedicated to spreading the love and joy of these perfectly adorable kittens across Houston, Texas. If you live anywhere outside this state, we hope that one day soon, your wish will come true as well, and see these furry friends for yourself at an event or two before they're gone forever. You should know: -We have plenty going on with kitten sales all over Texas, including Galveston, Tx, and Houston, Tx. Big is our thing here in Texas, and we pride ourselves in being a little "extra" that way.

Call us if you need Maine coon kittens for sale in Texas

Chances are, if you are a cat person (or know one), you have probably heard people talking about Maine Coons.  What is it that makes Maine Coons so distinctive from other cat breeds?   What makes them good house pets and possibly the most patriotic act any American can own? 

Origin

For starters, let’s look at where the breed got its start. As their inconspicuous moniker denotes, the breed originated in Maine, where it is the official state cat.  It is one of the oldest natural breeds in North America.  It is thought that the breed was a byproduct of sailors bringing cats along with them on their seafaring voyages.  Upon arrival, the cats from overseas took a little shore leave, sought out a little company, and the Maine Coon was created.

Appearance

In terms of appearance, many people find Maine Coons to be visually appealing. These cats are recognized for their large size, prominent pointed ears, and luxurious, flowing fur. As one of the largest domesticated cat breeds, male Maine Coons typically grow larger than females, but both sexes can easily surpass 12 lbs. Their dense undercoats give them a wild, untamed look. Maine Coons also boast a variety of colors and patterns, from Black Smoke to multicolored tabbies and solid Bluecoats, making them a versatile and pleasing breed. Furthermore, Maine Coons might be deemed the most patriotic cat, as they are the only long-haired breed native to the United States.

Personality

Despite being one of the most giant breeds of domesticated cats, the Maine Coon is very relaxed and laid-back.  When taken into consideration together, these two facts have earned the breed the nickname “Gentle Giant.”  They are cats that interact very well with people and are often compared to dogs, more so than other cat breeds.  One thing to consider is that Maine Coons are playful and need exercise, so buying a cat tree and cat toys is a good idea if you intend to add one to your family.  Overall, they are a fun-loving breed that will add a splash of playfulness, silliness, and contentment to any home.