Winter 2026 Litter · Taking Deposits Now

Maine Coon Kittens in Grand Island, NebraskaBig, Fluffy, and Raised on Our Couch.

We're a small in-home cattery in central Nebraska raising European heritage Maine Coons. One litter per girl per year, so every kitten gets plenty of laps.

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TICA Cattery
PawfectMC Never
Declawed

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1 Litter per Girl, per Year
Woman-Owned Business
Raised in Our Home

The Winter 2026 Litter Is on the Way.

Kittens go home litter-trained, vet-checked, and already used to brushing and nail trims. Join the waitlist and we'll message you the day they arrive.

Go-Home12 weeks old

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Amara, black-tipped silver European Maine Coon queen, peeking out of a willow tree — Amara

Simba, red and white Maine Coon sire at Pawfect Maine Coonies, Nebraska — Simba

Meet the Family

Our cats aren't here just to breed. When they retire, they stay right where they've always been: running the house.

Sire

Simba

A gentle, chatty soul who follows you from room to room to ensure professional efficiency. A little shy in public, and currently working hard on the office nap-shift.

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Queen

Amara

Mom of the upcoming Winter 2026 litter. Our black-tipped silver lady. Impossibly soft, a kitten at heart, a professional sunbather, and somehow a cat who loves to play fetch.

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Retired · Ambassador

Juliette

Retired from breeding and now our official ambassador. Since retiring, she's become the sweetest, most loving cat in the world. She loves being held and petted, has very strong opinions about the world revolving around her, loves to talk, and lets everyone know when dinner is three minutes late. Her favorite toy is a laser light.

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Newest Addition

Nala

Joined the family in August, and her first planned litter won't be until winter 2027. The sweetest, most loving kitten ever and curious about everything. Her favorite toy is an ice cube, so she's always waiting when you open the freezer. She's also polydactyl, with 7 toes on each front paw and 6 on each back paw.

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Life at Pawfect

Candid shots from around the house. The cats run the place; we just live here.

Simba the Maine Coon peeking out of a cardboard food truck cat house — Simba, open for business

Maine Coons Simba and Amara lounging on a hardwood floor — Simba & Amara, floor duty

Juliette the Maine Coon looking out over a Florida beach — Juliette, checking out Florida

Juliette the Maine Coon walking a boardwalk rail on a leash in Florida — Juliette, boardwalk patrol

Juliette the Maine Coon being held outside on a sunny day in Florida — Juliette, on a coffee run

Juliette the Maine Coon on a giant teal Cedar Key chair — Juliette in Cedar Key

Juliette, on lookout

Juliette the Maine Coon in a harness sitting on a patio chair at a restaurant — Juliette, dining out

Amara the Maine Coon lounging in a cat bed by a camper window — Amara, enjoying a vacation

Amara the Maine Coon peeking out from a willow tree — Amara, up a tree

Amara the Maine Coon on a leash perched on a tree branch — Amara, tree climber

Amara the Maine Coon on a leash watching a dirt race track through the fence — Amara at Lucas Oil Speedway

Amara the Maine Coon stretched out on a camper bed — Amara, fully stretched out

Amara the Maine Coon watching a live band from the crowd — Amara at a concert

Amara the Maine Coon sitting trackside at night — Amara at Shelby County Raceway

Amara the Maine Coon silhouetted in front of a lit David Lee Roth stage sign — Amara sharing the stage with David Lee Roth, Sturgis Buffalo Chip

Juliette the Maine Coon lounging on a leather recliner next to a charging cord — Juliette, keeper of the cords

Nala the Maine Coon asleep in a fluffy round cat bed — Nala, enjoying her first cat bed

Amara the Maine Coon sprawled belly-up in a window perch, eyes closed — Amara, happy to be home from vacation

Juliette the Maine Coon staring down Simba, who is glaring out of a cat tower hideout — Juliette trying to evict Simba from the new cat tower

Nala the Maine Coon watching turtles in a pet store tank — Nala, seeing turtles for the first time

Maine Coons Amara and Nala curled up together on a leather couch — Amara & Nala, relaxing

Amara the Maine Coon peeking out of a zipped-up fleece jacket — Amara, kept dry from the rain

Nala the Maine Coon crouched inside a 3D printer on the build plate — Nala, fresh off the 3D printer

Nala the Maine Coon at six months, stretched out on a leather couch — Nala at 6 months

How to Reserve a Kitten

Eleven steps from hello to your lap.

Say Hello
Reach out by Email, Facebook, or the Contact Form. Tell us about your home, your other pets, and what you're hoping for.
Fill Out an Application
We'll send you a short application so we can get to know you and make sure every kitten lands in a great home.
Place a Deposit
Your deposit holds your spot for a kitten. Deposits are refundable if we don't produce a kitten in the expected time.
Wait Patiently
The hard part! We share pictures as the kittens grow, so you can watch their personalities come out. And don't worry: if you get impatient, just give us a call. Fair warning: clients are legally permitted to call just to talk about whiskers.
Pick Your Kitten
Baby picks go in the order deposits are placed for that litter. When the babies turn 6 weeks old, we start with 1st-round pick. We're happy to talk on the phone and help you decide. We'll answer any question, with 1 exception.
Visit
Come meet your kitten in person here in Grand Island. We'll set up a time that works for you.
8-Week Shots & Vet Visit
At 8 weeks, every kitten gets their first round of shots and a checkup with our vet.
Getting Ready for Your New Baby
Plot twist… we take care of all of that for you!
- Food & dishesfood for the whole first month
- Litter & litter boxfirst fill-up included
- Cat bed & toysno problem, we even take care of that
Why Do We Do This?
Well, as you can imagine, leaving the only home you've ever known and being swept away to a new, loving furever home is a lot to take in at 12 weeks old. But the basics should stay the same. Familiar smells like my food, my bed, even what my litter box looks like and how my fresh litter smells make the transition so much easier.
12-Week Shots & Vet Visit
At 12 weeks, they get their next round of shots and another checkup with our vet, right before go-home day.
Take Your New Baby Home
Pick up in Grand Island, or we can arrange delivery worldwide. Everything from step 8 goes home with them.
Your First Vet Visit
After your baby comes home, you'll need to visit your own vet and set up their next vet visits.

Our One RuleNever declaw. We start weekly nail trims from day one, so it's easy at home.

Not a Business Plan. A Love of Big Cats.

We're a married couple with grown kids and more than 25 years of loving animals. Raising Maine Coons was always my wife's dream, and now our house in central Nebraska is full of them.

Our cats sleep in our bed, supervise from the keyboard, and travel with us, so kittens grow up confident and used to real life.

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