Dear Connie, September 22, 2011

I just wanted to express my appreciation and admiration of you and your wonderful cats. From the very first kitten my husband and I purchased from you I knew I had a quality cat! About six months after we got our first kitten Fritz, we decided he needed a playmate his age. Six months later we got Dexter (actually ended up being a brother to Fritz as they had the same parents). When we got Dexter, we also got Bean who was a gift to my nieces and nephew. I have recently adopted him temporarily while my brother and his family are in transition with housing. We may not give him back as we have totally fallen in love with him!

About a year later we decided to add another kitten to the mix. For some reason in all my years with cats we have had mostly all males, so we decided to go with a beautiful blue patched tabby, Gracie. What a joy she is to us and so personable.

Recently we got a pair of litter mates: Ginger, a cameo tabby girl and Buster a silver tabby boy. They are quite the rambunctious pair, and are very loving and affectionate as well. They are our constant companions and follow us all over the house. I can't tell you what they all mean to us! I came to know that purchasing a kitten from you meant not only was I getting a beautiful kitten that was a beautiful example of what a Maine Coon should be, but you are also getting a very well socialized, happy, well adjusted kitten who always have the best personalities! They are all individuals to be sure, but they are all wonderful cats who always have adjusted very quickly to their new home and new playmates.

My cats mean so much to me, they are always waiting for me when I get home after a long day at work. I always look forward to seeing them when I get back from a trip. I can't imagine my life without them. My husband has also become quite the cat person and loves them every bit as much as I do. We frequently talk about them, just like you would do your kids. They ARE our kids, our fur kids, and they are very much a part of our family.

Thank you again for allowing me the opportunity to share in your wonderful cats, not once, not twice, but six times!! If anyone is considering purchasing one of your kittens, they should have no reservations, no matter what kitten they end up with, they will have a beautiful, loving, quality kitten that will simply capture their heart, no doubt of that! Best of everything to you and your gang, you are a wonderful person, it is a pleasure knowing you and your beautiful cats!!

Karen, Ray, and The Gang



December 19, 2004


Hello,
I just wanted to wish you a very happy holiday season. I am attaching some pictures of Gus. He has simply been the most delightful addition to our home. Every person that meets him instantly falls in love. We couldn't be happier with his loving, playful and at times mischievous nature. I was just admiring some of the photos on your website (I like the upgraded site a lot) and I was hoping you could refresh my memory as to which one your lady cats is Gus's mom. I seem to have forgotten. Just curious.

Best wishes,
Alhambra and Andy





December 19, 2004


Dear Connie & Jim

Cort and I wanted to give you an update on Mortimer. He is such a wonderful cat that we have a hard time remembering that we've only had him for such a short amount of time! He is growing like a weed and by the looks of these paws, he has a lot more growing to do!

He sleeps nearly every night wedged in between our pillows and wakes up with me in the morning for breakfast. He purrs while he eats and has a huge appetite. He loves to play with mice and even plays fetch with us. I think we have 2 dozen mice scattered around the house that he has played with until they got stuck somewhere that he can't reach. Every couple of days, we reach around furniture & under the couch to replenish his hunting basket.

In the past two weeks he has lost all his baby teeth - even that didn't stop his mouse-play! He really is a happy cat, and very popular with everyone who visits. Our young neices were here for Thanksgiving and poor Morty had to deal with 2 squealing little girls always looking for him. Cort made a little cat door into the part of the basement where his food, water & litterbox is so at least he had an escape hatch when the kids got a little too excited. :)

Anyway, Morty has been a joy for us both. His stocking is filled with mice for Christmas this year. We hope that you both and all of your feline friends have a happy holiday season!

Shannon

For pictures: http://www.pittsburg-ks.org/cort/Mortimer




This is a brown tabby kitten who is 11 weeks old, now with his new family in Kansas City.