Son Shine Coons
Maine Coon Cattery
Current Litters
We do our best to keep this website as current as possible. If you are interested in one of our kittens or cats, please, contact us. You can also find more pictures of available babies on our Facebook Page, Son Shine Coons.
All of our kittens are put on an immediate hold at birth. During the first few weeks we watch them closely to make sure they are thriving, gaining weight, and hitting all of the milestones we expect! At around 3 weeks, as long as all is well, we will then make the kittens available. We do start a waiting list for each kitten at birth. Once we release the hold we will begin reaching out to those on the waiting list in the order we've been contacted. Kittens are reserved on a first come first serve basis after going through our application process, agreeing to our contract, and receiving a nonrefundable $500 deposit.
We require that all of our potential adopters fill out our adoption application before we will agree to accepting a deposit.
At this time, all of our babies have found their forever homes! If you are looking for a baby sooner rather than later, please check with Kanu Coons in Alabama!
Expected Litters
We are not expecting any litters at this time
2023 Planned Breedings
Stay tuned for planned breedings!
Our pet kittens start at $2500 for approved homes. We no longer sell kittens for breeding. A nonrefundable deposit of $500 will reserve your kitten. We will not accept a deposit until kittens are born, you have filled out our adoption application, and we have sent you our contract to review.
All of our kittens stay with us until they are at least 12 weeks old, with a clean bill of health from our licensed veterinarian at their 12 week check up. All of our kittens are FIV/FeLV tested negative, vaccinated for Rabies, current on their FVRCP vaccines, dewormed, and microchipped.
All kittens will be CFA registered. Paperwork will be sent to the owner once proof of spay/neuter is received between the ages of 6 -8 months.
Son Shine Coons does not support the inhumane act of declawing.