Curious Colorful Chaos Cattery

In Tennessee, Curious Colorful Chaos Cattery describes its Maine Coon program as a small, family-run operation. The company says kittens grow up inside the home, around everyday routines, play, and people. That matters to prospective owners looking for a cat raised in a household setting and wanting to understand how it is socialized before making a reservation.

The program focuses on Maine Coons, a large, long-haired breed that requires a lifelong commitment. The cattery shares information about its breeding cats, available litters and adults, along with videos and care resources. Availability changes with each litter; the website asks prospective owners to review the cats currently listed and submit an application before starting the process.

On health, the company says its breeding cats are registered with TICA and receive genetic screening, echocardiograms, and hip evaluations from veterinarians. The site discusses screening for inherited conditions such as HCM, SMA, and PKD. These are practices reported by the cattery; families can request the relevant veterinary records for a kitten and its parents before committing.

According to the cattery, preparation for a new home includes two veterinary exams, age-appropriate vaccinations, a microchip, and deworming. The website says kittens typically go home at 12 weeks and emphasizes early socialization and follow-up after a kitten leaves. These details help explain the breeding process, though testing and early care cannot guarantee an animal’s future health.

The family-matching process begins with an application and conversations about the home and the prospective owner’s expectations. Curious Colorful Chaos says it aims to match each kitten with a suitable family rather than treating a reservation as an immediate purchase. The website reviewed listed a price of $3,500 per kitten and mentions a $500 deposit to secure a place. Prices and reservation terms can change; review the current contract and confirm what the deposit covers before sending money.

The site also offers a paid priority waitlist for people who want to be considered for future litters. This is separate from the general application and from a deposit tied to a particular kitten: the cattery publishes separate terms and says the waitlist payment is nonrefundable. Read the terms for the option you choose so the steps and conditions are clear.

Families who do not live nearby can ask about pickup procedures and transportation options. The cattery says it can arrange transportation within the United States, but availability, cost, and method depend on the destination and the kitten. A call or message can clarify those details, along with the litter timeline and the records that will accompany the cat.

Curious Colorful Chaos Cattery identifies itself as a family-run cattery in the Nashville area of Tennessee. Its main page does not provide a visitor address. For anyone comparing breeders, the most useful next steps are to meet or learn about the parents, review health records, understand the contract, and ask what support continues after a Maine Coon comes home.