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The Maine Coon cat is native to the Maine area of North America but it is thought to have derived from an American wild cat rather than another breed of domestic cat.
The Maine folklore is that the Maine Coon cat is in fact half cat and a half raccoon in origin, but it is more commonly thought to be closely related to the North American bobcat.
The Maine Coon typically has long fur although, many types that existent in Europe have shorter hair and are thought to be related to the wilder European farm cats.
The Maine Coon is popular domestic breed of cat due to its large size, long silky fur and its calm and gentle nature. The Maine Coon is an intelligent and affectionate breed of cat that loves to be active and to be around humans and other animals.
The Maine Coon is a very large breed cat, often double the size of other domestic cat breeds. The Maine Coon is thought to be so big due to its supposedly larger wild ancestors.
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Maine Coon Facts
| Name: | Maine Coon |
| Origin: | North America |
| Average Size: | 122cm (48in) |
| Average Weight: | 12kg (25lbs) |
| Average Life Span: | 12 years |
| Group: | Longhair |
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| Colour: | Blue, Lilac, Fawn, Cream, Brown, Black, Golden, Ginger |
| Average Litter Size: | 5 |
| Temperament: | Intelligent, loving and affectionate |
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