ABOUT 

I grew up around all kinds of different animals and have been an animal lover for my entire life and have always been especially fascinated by the Maine Coon. This cat breed is, in my opinion, "the" perfect cat. When asked by my husband what I wanted for my 50th birthday, a Maine Coon kitten was my answer. Wanting to own a pure bred Maine Coon had been a dream for so many years! 

Beginning the search, we figured that with how popular the Maine Coon breed is, it wouldn't be that hard to find a quality kitten. Well, we were wrong, it is- very hard. The hardest part was sorting out the scammers from the legitimate breeders, which there are unfortunately a plethora of. I wasn't even thinking about breeding or "breeding rights" back then, I just wanted to find a healthy kitten from a reputable breeder. Eventually and luckily, we found one only a three hour drive away from us. In October, six months after beginning the search, we brought home a gorgeous Black Silver Classic Tabby female kitten, which I named, "Uno", who quickly made me realize that the saying, "You can't have just one", definitely applies to cats as well as potato chips.

By the time Uno was six months old, and remembering the experience that we had went through to find my "birthday kitten", my thoughts turned to potentially becoming a breeder myself. ​Since making the decision, I have spent the last couple of years, educating myself on the Maine Coon breed standard, responsible breeding practices, feline nutrition-specific to the Maine Coon, cattery management, and feline husbandry, all while sourcing the best possible breeding cats to become my ideal Maine Coon foundation line.  

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Our cattery is located just south of central Ohio, near Circleville -home to the famous annual Circleville Pumpkin Show, said to be "the greatest free show on Earth"! 

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GOALS

The starting goal of Tiny Titans Cattery has been to obtain our breeding cats from different geographical areas and diverse lines. This promotes stronger genetics and more robust immune health in future generations.

We want our "kitten clients" to be safe in the knowledge that their new little one is not only exceptional in appearance, they are most importantly, in the best health possible.

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While we agree that showing in competitions can be a valuable way to learn about breed standards, network with and learn from other breeders, it's not a requirement for breeding-especially when so much information is right at our fingertips on the internet. We intend to instead, focus and dedicate 100% of our time on our cat (and human!) family here at home. We do however look forward to following our kittens as they grow with their new families-and will cheer them on should they decide to enter them competitively!

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