Meet Our Moggies

Pepper is the first "Maine Coon" that I bought.

 

I'd been searching the internet and buy/sell sites for quite a while, and for some reason, this ad was the one I settled on. With Pepper, my adventures as a breeding rebel began.

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The woman I bought Pepper from seemed to be a nice enough person. We made arrangements to meet in a parking lot in Leduc, AB, I handed her $350.00 cash, and she handed me a scrawny supposed Maine Coon kitten. As time went on, I did some research and found a couple of photographs of her cats and her home, and they were far from Maine Coons. All the shots I found were outdoors with unpainted, dilapidated backgrounds of what I presume to be barns of some degree.

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You'll see that before we even considered breeding, we had the medical work done, testing negative for FeLV (Feline leukemia virus) and FIV (Feline immunodeficiency virus). Then genetic genetic testing for Maine Coon Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy and Maine Coon Spinal Muscular Atrophy.

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Basepaws was a new company in the pet genetic market, and I had her and all my other non-purebred cats tested. They sent me the results, which were 94% similar to Siberian, and that's what I marketed her and her offspring as. Since that first report, Basepaws has changed the results on their website without any notice.

Date of Birth: May 30, 2022

Vet check: Sept 20, 2022

Bragg Creek Animal Hospital

Genetics: Clear by parentage

Fel d 1 Normal/Normal "Cat tested negative for the Fel d1 gene mutation, and will not pass on the defective gene to its offspring. Cat is Hypoallergenic." Report date 2023-01-27

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Mother: NEVAEH of Cachakatcan (Foundation)

DOB: 03/19/2020

Nebelung breed

Purebred/Not Registered

Genetics: Basepaws / CLEAR for all

 

Father: Cachakatcan CHEVRON (First generation)

DOB: 07/26/2018

Unspecified breed (14.61% Ragdoll, 10.23% Russian Blue, 6.31% Maine Coon, 4.67% American Shorthair, 2.99% Siberian)

Pepper X Sam (both foundation)

Genetics: Basepaws / Clear for all

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Pepper is the first "Maine Coon" that I bought.

 

I had been searching the internet and buy/sell sites for quite a while and for some reason this ad was the one I settled on, and here is where my adventures as a breeding rebel began.

​

The woman I bought Pepper from seemed to be a nice enough person. We made arrangements to meet in a parking lot in Leduc, AB, I handed her $350.00 cash, and she handed me a scrawny, supposedly a Maine Coon, kitten. As time went on, I did some research and found a couple of photographs of her breeding cats and her home. The adults were far from Maine Coons, and all the shots were outdoors with unpainted, dilapidated backgrounds of what I presume to be barns of some degree.

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Pepper is the first "Maine Coon" that I bought.

 

I had been searching the internet and buy/sell sites for quite a while and for some reason this ad was the one I settled on, and here is where my adventures as a breeding rebel began.

​

The woman I bought Pepper from seemed to be a nice enough person. We made arrangements to meet in a parking lot in Leduc, AB, I handed her $350.00 cash, and she handed me a scrawny, supposedly a Maine Coon, kitten. As time went on, I did some research and found a couple of photographs of her breeding cats and her home. The adults were far from Maine Coons, and all the shots were outdoors with unpainted, dilapidated backgrounds of what I presume to be barns of some degree.

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Pepper is the first "Maine Coon" that I bought.

 

I had been searching the internet and buy/sell sites for quite a while and for some reason this ad was the one I settled on, and here is where my adventures as a breeding rebel began.

​

The woman I bought Pepper from seemed to be a nice enough person. We made arrangements to meet in a parking lot in Leduc, AB, I handed her $350.00 cash, and she handed me a scrawny, supposedly a Maine Coon, kitten. As time went on, I did some research and found a couple of photographs of her breeding cats and her home. The adults were far from Maine Coons, and all the shots were outdoors with unpainted, dilapidated backgrounds of what I presume to be barns of some degree.

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Pepper is the first "Maine Coon" that I bought.

 

I had been searching the internet and buy/sell sites for quite a while and for some reason this ad was the one I settled on, and here is where my adventures as a breeding rebel began.

​

The woman I bought Pepper from seemed to be a nice enough person. We made arrangements to meet in a parking lot in Leduc, AB, I handed her $350.00 cash, and she handed me a scrawny, supposedly a Maine Coon, kitten. As time went on, I did some research and found a couple of photographs of her breeding cats and her home. The adults were far from Maine Coons, and all the shots were outdoors with unpainted, dilapidated backgrounds of what I presume to be barns of some degree.

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Pepper is the first "Maine Coon" that I bought.

 

I had been searching the internet and buy/sell sites for quite a while and for some reason this ad was the one I settled on, and here is where my adventures as a breeding rebel began.

​

The woman I bought Pepper from seemed to be a nice enough person. We made arrangements to meet in a parking lot in Leduc, AB, I handed her $350.00 cash, and she handed me a scrawny, supposedly a Maine Coon, kitten. As time went on, I did some research and found a couple of photographs of her breeding cats and her home. The adults were far from Maine Coons, and all the shots were outdoors with unpainted, dilapidated backgrounds of what I presume to be barns of some degree.

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Pepper is the first "Maine Coon" that I bought.

 

I had been searching the internet and buy/sell sites for quite a while and for some reason this ad was the one I settled on, and here is where my adventures as a breeding rebel began.

​

The woman I bought Pepper from seemed to be a nice enough person. We made arrangements to meet in a parking lot in Leduc, AB, I handed her $350.00 cash, and she handed me a scrawny, supposedly a Maine Coon, kitten. As time went on, I did some research and found a couple of photographs of her breeding cats and her home. The adults were far from Maine Coons, and all the shots were outdoors with unpainted, dilapidated backgrounds of what I presume to be barns of some degree.

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Pepper is the first "Maine Coon" that I bought.

 

I had been searching the internet and buy/sell sites for quite a while and for some reason this ad was the one I settled on, and here is where my adventures as a breeding rebel began.

​

The woman I bought Pepper from seemed to be a nice enough person. We made arrangements to meet in a parking lot in Leduc, AB, I handed her $350.00 cash, and she handed me a scrawny, supposedly a Maine Coon, kitten. As time went on, I did some research and found a couple of photographs of her breeding cats and her home. The adults were far from Maine Coons, and all the shots were outdoors with unpainted, dilapidated backgrounds of what I presume to be barns of some degree.

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