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Joy is 11 weeks old and is an absolute love bug. She will not let you pet her without giving your hand kisses. She has a great disposition and isn’t bothered by being held. Don’t let her eye fool you she can hunt the toys with the best of them. She is true to her name, Joy. She is not available SonomaMaines

Jeremiah is 11 weeks old but don’t let him know that because he is almost 4 1/2 lbs. Get ready because this boy loves to sleep next to me in bed and will take any movement as a sign to play. He is such a sweet boy and he is not available SonomaMaines

Jefferson is a majestic boy who isn’t bothered by the mundane. He loves to play and will settle in his perch up high to survey his domain. He is not available SonomaMaines

Jubilee is 11 weeks old and is an absolute stunner!! She is beautiful beyond words, excitable with the wave of a little wand toy, and will settle next to you on the couch. I could watch her all day! She is also available SonomaMaines

Jacob is 11 weeks old he is a cream classic tabby with white but he has full blown “orange cat mentality”. If you know, you know. He is playful and cuddly, and available. Looking for a lap to keep warm. SonomaMaines

Happy Caturday! Here are some updated kitten pics! These “little” guys are keeping me so busy. They just want to play all the time. It’s never a dull moment. SonomaMaines

On 7/4/26 my beautiful girl Amelia of TheraC**nzzz of Minnesota Maine C**n Cat Cattery was due to deliver her kittens. It wasn’t until 2 days she delivered them. She delivered 6 kittens but only 3 placentas. I gave her a few days to see if she would deliver them on her own but to no avail. So I scheduled a spay appointment to remove the remaining placentas. It was during this time I discovered that one kitten has a cleft palate and he had to be put down. After 2 weeks they started to open their eyes to the world only to discover that one girl had a problem with an eye. I gave antibiotics but that didn’t help so back to the vet. He diagnosed her with microphthalmia. This is a rare congenital defect where one or both eyeballs are abnormally small or underdeveloped. He says she will live a normal happy life but may need surgery in the future to remove the underdeveloped eye and suture it shut to prevent infection. She is my Joy as she is an example of overcoming obstacles in life to still and still be playful and happy. So without further ado I am pleased to announce my “J” litter. They are doing great and bring me such comfort when I need it most. I want to thank my mentor Terri of Ttcats Cattery Maine C**ns for the care and support you gave me through this process. You are a true blessing.