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Maine Coon (Females)

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Animal Rescue Cumbria, The Wainwright Shelter

About Maine Coon (Females)

We could be homed in pairs but would need to be the only cat/s in the home.

We could live with children.

We could potentially live with cat friendly dogs.

We would like to be indoor cats but would enjoy a secure catio to explore safely.

Meet our beautiful Maine Coon girls! 🐾

Chanel, Melody, Sadie and Luna are still looking for their perfect homes, and we’d love to see them find somewhere special to call their own.

These lovely girls have previously lived in a multi-cat household and could be rehomed in pairs or individually. They’re looking for homes without other cats, but could potentially live with children or cat-friendly dogs.

Maine Coons are known for their striking appearance, impressive size and beautiful, long coats. Their coats will need regular grooming to prevent knots and matting, so their new families will need to be happy to make this part of their routine.

They would ideally love to continue life as indoor cats, with plenty of enrichment, play and opportunities to keep them active. They may also enjoy access to a secure outdoor space, such as a catio, where they can safely explore and enjoy the fresh air.

Could you offer one of these gorgeous girls a home of their own, or perhaps a home for a pair?

As written by Animal Rescue Cumbria, The Wainwright Shelter.

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