Maine Coon Cats I Have Known
I put these up for LisaJulie when I got my new baby kitty in November 2003. So here they are. Enjoy.
And then I added a few of Sappho, even though she is NOT a Maine Coon, just so she wouldn't be jealous.
Mem. 30 January 2007
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Here's my baby white kitty with the "horns" on her head.
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And this is Sappho all grown up.
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Here's the first picture I got of Deuce from his breeder. He's one month old.I loved the white spot on his nose. It will help identify him in later photos. Go down a little further and look at my other red kitties and you'll see why this is important.
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Here's one from the next set of photos. Deuce is now 7 weeks old. This one shows a side view so you can try to see his tabby markings. Deuce is a registered Maine Coon Cat from Amerrykoon as was Red Skye (below). Sadly, Deuce brought FIP with him from the cattery and only lived for a little more than a month after I got him
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Here's another seven week photo of Deuce from the breeder. Doesn't he have a nice "M" on his forehead? Deuce is short for Felix Domesticus Marmeladeus Secondus.
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And just so you'll know what the little fellow thinks of you, here's Deuce sticking out his tongue. Or maybe he's just yawning. Hard to tell.
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This is the fist photo I had of Red Skye. Same breeder as Deuce.
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This is my second Skye picture. He seems a bit fluffier at that age than Deuce. That's his sister in the background.
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Skye at one year.
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As you can see, Skye grew to have great presence and dignity.
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This is my original Maine Coon, Felix Domesticus Marmeladeus Tripodicus. He became Tripodicus in his later years when an incident with a fox and a car lost him a hind leg.
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Here's Felix the last Christmas he was with us. There's a reason you can only see three legs, but, hey, I'm not telling.
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