Agavecoon Cattery
Our cats come from Champion, Grand Champion,
Regional winning and National winning lines..  We
offer Maine Coon kittens in a wide range of colors
and patterns.  All of our breeders are healthy and
happy and are given lots of love and care.  They are
treated like pets and have full run of our home.  
When the kittens are twelve weeks old, they are
ready to go to their forever homes and have had
their first shots and come with a health guarantee.  
Call us for pricing and availability.  We raise kittens
with their health and personality in mind.
PR Agavecoon's Snowy Roland.  We call him
Rolly.
Amerrykoon's Angelica of Agavecoon.  This girl
is now a spay and the love of my life.  Angel is
Rolly's mother.
CH Agavecoon's Ivan the Terrible
He is a beautiful boy who hated the show hall.  
He now lives in Peoria, AZ with a wonderful
family and is spoiled rotten.
CH Zunicoon's Tabatha of Agavecoon

Tabatha was a true lap cat that passed away
suddenly at the age of 7 1/2.  We miss her
terribly.  Rest in peace my beautiful girl.  I will
see you at the rainbow bridge.

03/07/01 - 09/17/08
Myths, legend and lore surround the Maine Coon Cat. Some are amusing, some are fantastic flights of fantasy and
some are merely plausible. They certainly provide good material for conversation. Books and articles dealing with
these aspects of the Maine Coon Cat have been well received as people never seem to tire of the subject and are
always eager to know more about this wonderful breed.

The Maine Coon is the native American longhaired cat and was recognized as a specific breed in Maine where they
were held in high regard for their mousing talents. Through nature’s own breeding program, this breed has
developed into a sturdy cat ideally suited to the harsh winters and varied seasons of the region. The Maine Coon is
well known for its loving nature, kindly disposition and great intelligence. Maines are especially good with children
and dogs and have always been a popular and sought after companion.

The Maine Coon has always been admired for its beauty, and a Maine Coon was chosen Best Cat at the first major
cat show ever held in this country. The transition from easygoing farm cat to CFA finalist was not an easy one, nor
did it happen quickly. Although they lost favor and were conspicuously absent from shows for quite a long time, we
are now seeing large classes of these beauties in most cat shows and it is not unusual for a Maine Coon to be named
“Best Cat.”
Breeds
MAINE COONS
GC Agavecoon's Phx's Beau-Da-Shus
Born 12/08/03
Passed 04/21/09

Taken too soon from our arms

I will miss you always my love.  Wait for me
at the Rainbow Bridge.

I will love you forever.
Beau was sent to the Rainbow Bridge this past April
due to the ravages of cancer.  He was our very first
Grand Champion and the love of my life.