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Meet Gill

Maine Coon · Black Tortoise Blotched Tabby · Female

Gill | Female Maine Coon Kitten for Adoption

Her tortoise patches shimmer warmly with every step, and she carries herself like a tiny queen fluffy tail high, expressive eyes bright, always ready to explore or snuggle into loving arms.

Gill’s Complete Profile

  • Breed: Maine Coon
  • Gender: Female
  • Age: 3.3 months old
  • Coat Color: Black Tortoise Blotched Tabby
  • Eye Color: Green
  • Weight: 4.8 lbs
  • Special Traits: Large, gentle, affectionate, kid-friendly

Personality & Temperament

Gill is affectionate, curious, and wonderfully people-oriented. She enjoys soft pets, cozy naps near her humans, and exploring her indoor environment with gentle confidence. Raised around a friendly dog, she's social, well-mannered, and perfectly suited for a calm indoor home.

She follows her humans from room to room and bonds deeply an ideal companion for families, couples, or anyone wanting a sweet, loyal kitten.

BreedMaine Coon
SexFemale
CoatBlack Tortoise Blotched Tabby
Age4 Weeks
Date addedDecember 7, 2025
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A LITTLE ABOUT GILL

About Gill

Meet Gill, a stunning black tortoise blotched tabby Maine Coon girl with glowing green eyes, a plush multicolored coat, and the regal presence this breed is adored for. At 3.3 months old, she’s already developing the calm confidence and gentle temperament that make Maine Coons such exceptional family pets.

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GOOD TO KNOW

Care & health

The rescue partner can confirm this cat’s current care, medical history, and any needs to plan for.

Medical historyAsk for current records and known needs.Ask partner
Vaccinations & routine careConfirm dates and any upcoming appointments.Ask partner
Spay/neuter statusDiscuss timing and arrangements with the rescue.Ask partner
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A THOUGHTFUL MATCH

Adoption, one step at a time

  1. 1

    Ask about Gill

    Connect with the rescue partner and learn about this cat’s needs and history.

  2. 2

    Share about your home

    The rescue partner can explain its application and matching process.

  3. 3

    Plan a good transition

    Talk through pickup, supplies, introductions, and ongoing care.

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