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Rescue & adoption · Accepting applications
Meet Platoon
Maine Coon · Black Ticked Tabby With White · Male
Platoon comes from a small, home-based rescue environment focused on raising emotionally stable, human-bonded kittens. He comes already fixed and is fully prepared to transition smoothly into his new family.
Platoon | Black Ticked Tabby Maine Coon Rescue for Adoption
Platoon’s Info
- Name: Platoon
- Breed: Maine Coon
- Coat Color: Black Ticked Tabby with White
- Gender: Male
- Date of Birth: 2025-07-27
- Weight: 6.5 lbs
- Special Traits: Large, gentle, kid-friendly
- Training: Litter trained, indoor-ready
A Personality Full of Curiosity, Sweetness & Quiet Loyalty
Platoon is a deeply people-oriented kitten the kind who loves to walk behind you, sit nearby, and watch what you’re doing with bright curiosity. His temperament is wonderfully balanced:
- Playful without being chaotic
- Gentle with hands, kids, and other pets
- Affectionate, calm, and soft-natured
- Confident but not demanding
He enjoys wand toys, tunnels, and any game that lets him interact with his humans. When playtime is over, he loves stretching out beside you, relaxing quietly, and simply being part of your day.
A LITTLE ABOUT PLATOON
About Platoon
Platoon is a breathtaking black ticked tabby with white Maine Coon boy, born with crystal-blue eyes, a soft expressive face, and a coat that looks like it came straight out of the wild forests of Northern Europe. His pattern is beautifully ticked, with clean white accents and a fluffy tail that completes his gentle, majestic look.
GOOD TO KNOW
Care & health
The rescue partner can confirm this cat’s current care, medical history, and any needs to plan for.
A THOUGHTFUL MATCH
Adoption, one step at a time
- 1
Ask about Platoon
Connect with the rescue partner and learn about this cat’s needs and history.
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Share about your home
The rescue partner can explain its application and matching process.
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Plan a good transition
Talk through pickup, supplies, introductions, and ongoing care.
- Read each profile for location and care details
- Rescue organizations manage their own applications and placement decisions
- Review the organization’s adoption steps before applying
