Proud member of the Cat Fanciers'
Association breeder referral service


The Maine Coon is the only naturally occurring breed of cat in the
United States. These cats are very large and healthy, with sweet
gentle dispositions. Our kittens are lovingly raised underfoot, and
carefully socialized to produce the sweetest personalities. Our
animals are never caged.

We are a small home based cattery located in the central east coast
of Florida.  We have worked for many years to perfect our lines and
there are many champions and grand champions in our pedigrees.

At the time of sale, all kittens have received their first kitten
vaccinations and come with a Health Certificate.   We like to keep
our kittens for 12 weeks to ensure they are fully socialized and as
sweet and loving as possible.

All kittens are sold as pets only and must be spay/neutered.
Pedigrees of the parents are available upon request. You receive a
free three page kitten instruction sheet listing supplies and
answering most frequently asked questions.

Our breeding studs and queens have been DNA tested negative for
the HCM mutation gene and SMA.  They have also been heart
screened normal at the University of Gainesville. Although no one
can absolutely guarantee a kitten will never develop HCM, we can
guarantee that we do everything possible to make sure we test and
screen our breeders to be sure they are as healthy as possible.

For more information and pictures, please
send e-mail or call (321)
639-3914 - home, (321) 543-3979 - cell and I will be happy to
answer any questions.

Once you own one of these magnificent animals, you will never
want to be without a little "Maine Coon Magic" of your own.

Warning - they're habit forming!
REGALCOONS
CFA Cattery of Excellence

BREEDING QUALITY MAINE COON CATS SINCE
1995
We are a HCM, Feline Leukemia, FIV and SMA Negative
Cattery located in Rockledge, Florida

For information call:  home - 321 639-3914, cell - 321 543-3979
gracereger@cfl.rr.com
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