Maine Coon Kittens for Sale
Cass Coon Cats is a family Maine Coon cattery in Jamul, California, just east of San Diego. Our European Maine Coon kittens are born and raised inside our home, vet checked, vaccinated and microchipped, and they go home at 9 weeks to families across the United States, already spayed or neutered.

- Raised in Our Home
- Vet Checked and Vaccinated
- Spayed or Neutered
- 1-Year Health Guarantee
- Nationwide, Never Cargo
Every Cass Coon Cats Kitten Comes With
- A vet examination before going home
- Spay or neuter, already done
- A microchip
- FVRCP vaccinations for their age
- Deworming
- A vaccination record
- A health certificate
- A written 1-year health guarantee
- A travel carrier

Kittens Raised in Our Home, Never in Cages
Our Maine Coons live in the house with us in Jamul. Every litter is born indoors and grows up among the children, the dog, visitors and the everyday noise of family life, so our kittens arrive at their new homes confident and used to people.
Maine Coons are social cats who follow their people from room to room. Being handled every day from the start is what turns that nature into a relaxed, affectionate companion. Read our story.

Big, Gentle Cats With Plenty to Say
Our cats are European Maine Coons: tall tufted ears, a big ruff, a long plumed tail and the chirps and trills the breed is known for. They are slow to mature and keep growing for three to five years, so a fluffy kitten has a long way to go.
Curious how big that is? Our guide to how big Maine Coons get has the real numbers, and giant Maine Coon kittens explains what "giant" really means.

Spayed or Neutered Before Going Home
We place every kitten as a family companion, so each one is spayed or neutered, microchipped and vaccinated for its age before it leaves us, with a vet examination a few days before going home.
Your kitten travels with a health certificate, a vaccination record and a written contract that includes our 1-year genetic health guarantee. What the guarantee covers.
Cass Coon Cats Kittens in Their New Homes
Dean and Freddy are grown and happy in Ohio, Kelly and Sean took home two kittens at once, and Teddy has claimed the best window in his house. Nothing makes us happier than photos like these.





Bringing Your Maine Coon Kitten Home
Families near us pick their kitten up at our home in Jamul. Everyone else has three options, and none of them is cargo:
- Fly in to San Diego. Meet us at San Diego International Airport (SAN) and fly home with your kitten in the cabin, under the seat in front of you.
- A flight nanny. A nanny flies with your kitten in the cabin and hands it to you at your airport.
- Ground transport. For families within driving range, a USDA-licensed transport company in a climate-controlled vehicle.
Maine Coon Kittens Near You
Find your state for what life with a Maine Coon looks like there and how your kitten would get home.
Maine Coon Colors
Brown tabby is the classic, but Maine Coons come in almost every color. Each page explains the color and shows any kitten of that color we have now.
Before You Bring a Maine Coon Home
How big they get, what they are like to live with, and what to ask a breeder. Start with the full Maine Coon guide.
How Big Do Maine Coon Cats Get?How big do Maine Coon cats get? Weight by age, adult male and female size, length, height and when a Maine Coon stops...Read the guide
Are Maine Coons Friendly? Personality and TemperamentAre Maine Coons friendly and cuddly? Their personality, temperament, chirping, how they get on with kids and dogs, and...Read the guide
Are Maine Coons Hypoallergenic?Are Maine Coons hypoallergenic? The honest answer on Fel d 1, allergies, how much Maine Coon cats shed and how to test...Read the guide
Helpful Answers for New Families
01How do I choose a Maine Coon kitten?
Look through the available kittens, each with photos and a description of their personality, then send us an inquiry through the contact form. If you are not sure which kitten would suit your home, tell us about your family and we will help you choose.
02How do I reserve a kitten?
Fill in and sign our kitten contract online with the kitten's name. A reservation deposit holds your kitten and is applied to its price; our price page has the figures.
03How old are your kittens when they go home?
At 9 weeks. By then each kitten has seen our vet, is spayed or neutered, microchipped, dewormed and vaccinated for its age, and is ready for the trip to your home.
04Are your kittens raised in cages?
No. Our kittens are born and raised inside our home in Jamul, around our children and our dog, and they are handled every day. That is how they learn to be relaxed, sociable cats.
05Are your kittens spayed or neutered?
Yes. Every kitten is spayed or neutered before going home, as well as vet checked, vaccinated for their age, dewormed and microchipped.
06Where are you located?
In Jamul, California, in San Diego County, about 25 minutes east of downtown San Diego. Families can pick up from our home, meet us at San Diego International Airport (SAN), book a flight nanny or arrange ground transport. More about us as Maine Coon breeders.
07How much is a Maine Coon kitten?
Each kitten's price is on its card on the available kittens page, and our price page explains what is included.
08How does my kitten get to me?
Four ways: pick up from our home in Jamul, fly in to San Diego and take your kitten home in the cabin, book a flight nanny who carries your kitten in the cabin to your airport, or use ground transport if you are within driving range. The delivery page explains each one.
09Do your kittens have a health guarantee?
Yes. Every kitten comes with a written 1-year genetic health guarantee. If your cat becomes ill with a covered genetic condition during that year, the guarantee applies as the contract sets out. The full terms are on our health guarantee page.
10How big do Maine Coons get?
Big for a cat: males often weigh about 13 to 18 pounds and females about 8 to 12, and they keep filling out until they are three to five years old. How big Maine Coons get.
11Are Maine Coons good with children and other pets?
Usually, yes. Maine Coons are friendly, patient and sociable, and most get along well with respectful children, cat-friendly dogs and other cats. Ours grow up with children and a dog. The Maine Coon personality.
Start Your Maine Coon Journey
Tell us what you are hoping for and we will help you find the kitten that suits your home. Or email us at ccasscooncats@gmail.com.




