First shots, worming, started on Revolution Plus. Includes sack of premium kibble, canned food, leash/harness and toys.
Maine Coon Manx Beautiful kittens handled daily and the sweetest babies - amazing family pets with doglike personalities - they are quick to learn to fetch, walk on a leash and love to go in motor homes or hiking by leash with the family. We spend hours each evening socializing and loving on the babies. They are quality babies and not free. We have an excellent reputation and many happy comments from families on our website. There are 3 babies available- one is ready for new home now ans 2 ready Christmas. we also offer purebreds with papers and expecting some Spring. We raise world class Reining horses and also a few litters of kittens each year- The kittens are by purebred Russian Maine Coone father and quality Manx bobtails. Our Maine Colt s are shown ans either have or will have their CFA and TICA championships soon- Our kitties have huge outdoor Catios with kitty doors attached to our home for them so they can come and go as they like. The kittens are raised in our home with grandkids holding them and lots of love. They are extremely loving and have doglike personalities. We have never had a family less than delighted with our their kitten. We have many testimonials from families who have a baby from us. Kittens are fed Taste of The Wild kibble and also fed organic chicken twice a day. They are given first shots, advantage Plus flea treatment and wormed before they go home. They are healthy and happy babies. Check out our happy families on our comments page of our website- mmwperformancehorses.com Texting or phone call works best for us- 253-313-3467. We have some polydactyls from time to time- mmwperformancehorses.com
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Created: 12-07-2022
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