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Today on the Daily Kitten they are featuring Madeleine, the Maine coon kitten of four legs good at Plush Life.
Maddie has pretty much taken over Plush Life, which is understandable once you see her.
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Awww…she is SOOooo Cute. But does this mean she’s part wild maine tail-less coon-cat? I know feral ones of those breeds are like miniature cougars in temperament (Not house cat NICE)…but she looks like a real muffin!
She definitely has a tail and is part of the only native American breed of long-haired cats. The probably trace genetically back to the Norwegian forest cats.
Maine coons are also one of the larger breed of cats, with toms weighing in the 20-30 pound range not uncommon.
I’ve been watching that kitty over at Plush Life, growing like a weed! Her expression in this shot is priceless!
She always seems so interested in the camera, whereas my crew look upon it as an irritation.
That is one sweetie of a kitten
Maine coons are wonderful cats; Madeleine is a fine example of the breed… and so sweet I won’t need dessert with dinner after seeing her picture. Yes, I’ve been following her over on Plush Life, and she’s definitely bigger than that now.
They really do have great soft coats, but you need a big lap to hold a tom coon.