The key facts

  • A Maine Coon kitten with a golden coat and blue eyes has been put up for sale in Tyumen for 300,000 rubles
  • The pet has a pedigree certificate, a veterinary passport, and vaccinations; the question of neutering is decided by the future owner
  • According to Life.ru's estimate, keeping a cat in 2026 costs approximately 5,000–8,000 rubles per month

A 300,000-ruble kitten

In Tyumen, a Maine Coon kitten with a rare golden coat and blue eyes has been put up for sale at a price of 300,000 rubles. This was reported by 72.RU. The kitten has a small white spot on its fur, and the seller describes it as energetic and playful, but warns that the little one is 'not always ready to obey a person's wishes' — in the ad, it is called 'a real feline bandit'.

What the buyer will get

For this sum, the future owner will receive a purebred pet with documents: the Maine Coon has a pedigree certificate confirming its origin and a veterinary passport, and all necessary vaccinations have already been done, according to the seller. At the same time, the question of neutering remains open — the decision on the procedure is to be made by the new owner independently. According to the owner, the kitten loves attention but chooses for itself when to accept it, and the person who manages to earn its trust is promised a devoted and affectionate friend.

How much does upkeep cost

The purchase price is only part of the expenses. Life.ru previously calculated how much keeping cats costs in 2026: for food, litter, and basic care for a healthy pet, one should budget around 5,000–8,000 rubles monthly. Owners of long-haired breeds, which include Maine Coons, may additionally need to spend money on professional coat care. Maine Coons are often called domestic lynxes because of the tufts on their ears; the breed is known for its large size and thick fur, although, as the outlet notes, each animal's character is individual.

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