Adopt an Adult
RETIRED CATS EXPLAINED
A Maine Coon “retiree” is a cat that has already been spayed or neutered. These adult cats are often placed in new homes at a lower adoption fee than kittens. When you adopt a retiree, you get a much clearer picture of their true personality upfront—they might be super cuddly and affectionate, or they could prefer a more independent lifestyle. Adopting an adult is quite different from bringing home a kitten. Adult cats generally require a careful, gradual introduction to a new home and may need particular accommodations or circumstances to thrive.
Being part of a breeding program or living in a cattery setting isn’t the right fit for every cat. For some individuals, it can be quite stressful. Additionally, space in the cattery is limited, so, as much as it breaks our hearts, we cannot keep them all. Most importantly, we truly want our cats to enjoy the very best life as cherished pets—where they can be the center of attention. That’s what we deeply hope for and want for our beloved cats. 🐾
Our Retirees
These cats are not available unless marked available. Preference is given to those who have a referral.
Boudreaux
(aka Bubba)
AVAILABLE SOON
Housebugatti Warm Hugs Olaf
Male - Red Classic Tabby
Birthdate - June 1, 2021
Boudreaux, aka Bubba, came to us in the summer of 2021 from Housebugatti. He has sired many sweet and beautiful offspring.
He is feisty and affectionate. He is recovered from his neuter, but it takes some time for those stud hormones to settle.
He needs to be in a house without other male cats. Retired studs have specific needs. Reach out if you are interested in discussing this sweet boy.
As with all of our cats, Boudreaux will require careful and intentional introduction to a new home.