Raising Maine Coons as family — for families
Pawzilla Maine Coons is a family-run cattery, and we approach every adoption as the beginning of a long-term relationship — not a transaction. Our goal is to place kittens as cherished family members, and to ensure the families who adopt from us feel confident, supported, and informed every step of the way.
We understand that in today’s world, families are understandably cautious. Trust matters. That’s why transparency is a core part of how we operate. From open communication and documented health practices to real-time photos, videos, and behind-the-scenes glimpses of our home, family, and cats, we believe families should never feel uncertain about who they’re working with.
We openly share our standards, our environment, and our care practices because we believe honesty builds peace of mind. When a family adopts a kitten from Pawzilla, we want them to feel not only excited — but reassured that they are working with real people who genuinely care about the cats they raise and the homes they go to.
Our Story
Pawzilla Maine Coons didn’t come from a business plan — it came from a family that has always loved cats. From barn cats and strays to taking in ferals that needed help, cats have always been part of our everyday life. That love eventually turned into something more intentional when our family began looking for the right kitten for our granddaughter, and we realized we wanted to do things differently.
That moment was the beginning of Pawzilla, and it shaped how we approach everything we do today. Our story explains not just how Pawzilla started, but why we value transparency, responsibility, and long-term relationships with the families who adopt from us.
What Makes Pawzilla Different
The standards, care, and values behind every Pawzilla kitten.
- Family-run, in-home cattery
- Hands-on socialization from day one
- Licensed veterinary care only
- Documented vet visits (photos & videos)
- Comprehensive DNA testing on breeding cats
- Nutrition focused on long-term health
- Early exposure to household life and sounds
- Go-home education and continued support
- Lifelong breeder support for our families
