Maine Coon kittens & cats in Garrett, Indiana

Tobias is not yet one year old. He is a very talkative and playful fellow. He is very healthy and his coat is soft. He is everything you would want in a young cat. He has bursts of energy and plays just like you would expect. He will also lay around and just chill. He does not care much for being picked up, but he will jump up and cuddle with you while in a chair or in bed and stay perfectly content. He is well behaved and understands the words "no" and "get down". He has been around dogs and once he is acquainted he is just fine with them. I have a two year old Boxer and they are a hoot together. He supposedly had his shots as a kitten before I received him, however I have no proof. He has never been to a vet or clinic in the 9 months I've had him. He still has his claws and he has not been neutered. He's never been outside of my house, and this guy has NEVER sprayed, nor has he pottied anywhere except his litter box. He is an awesome cat - moving forces me to give him up.

Ghealia is a wonderful kitty. She is 6 years old. The person I got her from said she was a Maine coon but I am not sure. She loves cream cheese and bacon, also catnip treats. I have to give her up because she is very jealous of the new baby and scratched the child a few times. The baby didn't even touch her. I think she needs to be the only cat in the family because she gets super defensive around our dog or the baby. I feel awful giving her up but it needs to be done. She can be super sweet and loving.

Whiskers was born in early August 2019, and was found mewing in a log pile outside a SW suburban home. She was 6 weeks old, we brought her into our home and bonded, but I was not prepared to keep a kitten so we had Animal Care and control pick her up. However, we were already very attached... so we then requested to adopt her. She was in kitten foster care until big enough for surgery. After we adopted her, they called and told us that during the surgery they discovered she only had one kidney and so the surgery incision was larger than normal. With this, the only thing they said is that she will need to drink a lot of water. We had her the next 2 mo. She has been very loving and affectionate from the beginning and now as she is growing up and has been fostered with other kittens twice, she has quite good manners. The most affectionate and loving cat you could meet. We do not want to rehome her but for health reasons feel it is necessary to do so. Best if she lives w/ other cat(s)!