Resources
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The International Cat Association (TICA)
The International Cat Association® (TICA®) is the world’s largest genetic registry of pedigreed cats and the largest registry of household pet cats and kittens.
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Cat Fanciers Association (CFA)
The Cat Fanciers’ Association is a not-for-profit organization founded in 1906, after breaking ties with the American Cat Association.
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American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA)
The ASPCA® (American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals®) has been at the forefront of animal rescue and protection since their founding as the first animal welfare organization in North America in 1866.
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Campus Felinarium
International courses for cat breeders and cat lovers.
Blog
How to Find a Reputable Maine Coon Breeder (and Avoid Scams)
By Kelsie Davis • April 27, 2026
Thinking about getting a Maine Coon kitten? If you’ve fallen in love with these gentle giants, you’ve probably already noticed: not every “breeder” online is what they claim to be. From backyard setups to full-on scams, it can be hard to know who to trust. That’s exactly why I put together a straightforward, no-drama guide on how to spot a reputable Maine Coon breeder - and the red flags that mean it’s time to walk away. • Green flags: what ethical, cat-first breeders actually do • Red flags: signs of scams, backyard breeders, and rushed sales • Smart questions: what to ask before you ever send a deposit If you’re dreaming of bringing home a Maine Coon and want to feel confident, informed, and scam-proof, this is for you.
Are Maine Coons the “Dogs of the Cat World”?
By Elwood Davis • January 27, 2026
This blog article from Queen City Coons explores the popular comparison between Maine Coons and dogs, highlighting the breed’s unique blend of feline elegance and canine-like behavior. It covers their impressive size, social nature, trainability, and gentle temperament - traits that make them ideal companions for families and cat lovers seeking a more interactive pet. The article also discusses their soft vocalizations, intelligence, and need for enrichment, while emphasizing QCC’s commitment to raising healthy, well-socialized kittens. With humor and insight, it invites readers to consider whether a Maine Coon might be their next best friend.
