09/27/2026
🐾 ONE WEEK. That’s all we have left with these babies. 🥹❤️
This photo hit us a little harder than we expected.
The wall behind their Go Home kits is filled with the faces and pedigrees of the incredible Maine C***s who helped build our program. Our kings. Our queens. Generations of careful planning, love, health, temperament, and everything we believe a Maine C**n should be.
And sitting right in front of them are four little bags, packed and ready for the next chapter. 🥹
Nova. Lyra. Luna. Aurora.
In just one week, these babies who were born here, raised here, loved here, worried over, laughed at, cuddled, weighed, watched, and cared for every single day will leave our home and become part of someone else’s family. ❤️
It is such a strange feeling.
For 13 weeks, our entire routine has revolved around them. Feeding them. Cleaning up after them. Watching them grow. Learning their personalities. Celebrating every milestone. Seeing them race around the nursery, wrestle with each other, discover new toys, and slowly become the amazing little cats they are today.
And now the Go Home kits are packed.
The paperwork is being finished.
Their families are counting down.
And so are we. 🥹
There is always so much excitement when this week arrives, but there is also a piece of us that wishes we could slow time down just a little.
Because this is the part people do not always see about breeding.
We may know from the beginning that these kittens are meant to become someone else’s family members, but for the first months of their lives, they are part of ours.
Soon, four families will finally get to hold the babies they have been watching grow for weeks.
And we get to watch something even better begin.
Their forever. ❤️🐾
The wall behind them tells the story of where they came from.
Those four little bags represent where they are going next.
One more week, babies. We are going to soak up every minute. 🥹❤️
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