Falcor's Angels is a small business start up to get 2 Female Mainecoons to breed with our sire Falcor Blue Eyes.

I lost $1000 in deposit fees in 2024 for 2 Mainecoons in an online scam. So I understand about the scams.

Which is why I am asking for small $15. More donations will add up quickly.

I am also not a veteran but feel the need to help them and as many disabled families with seizures as I can. Our goal is to get this funded by the end of 2026. Please share the link.

Meow Mission: to breed specialized deaf Mainecoon kittens to place in homes with Veterans for their PTSD and families suffering with seizures.

Our hope is by documenting the life changes with the veterans VA Doctors & disabled families Doctors we will change public perspective off service animals, get involved with ADA, revise Service Animals laws & regulations to include Deaf Mainecoon Service Cats, and inspire others in the disable community with hopeful fluffy love.

Sounds like a charity start up, but it is NOT.

We are becoming breeders for our Las Vegas Nevada area, and expanding the Deaf Mainecoon program outreach to Arizona, California etc as we grow and expand our services.

Deafness in felines is hereditary, but not a guarantee in every kitten. The adoption fees of hearing Maine Coon kittens will help with some of the homing fees for our Deaf Maine Coon Service Kittens program. There is no way to predict how many kittens per litter will have hearing or be deaf.

Why do deaf Mainecoons make superior service animals? And why not a service dog?

1. Allergies for one. I don't have dog allergies, but people with them deserve other options. Mainecoon cats are especially sought after for their hypoallergenic type fur. They have three layers of fur and produce far less pet dander that can trigger allergies. Also important for a service animal in public. Not all dogs are natural service animals, and not all disabled can afford the training. I had one stopping my seizures before they started, and my current emotional support dog won't come near me during or after a seizure.

Falcor the Deaf Maincoon Service Cat of Las Vegas stops them before then get bad and I blackout, and August 2025 when I had my first blackout seizure he sat next to my head meowing until I came to. Then followed me to bed and kept my neck warm all night, and does in the middle of the night to prevent them now as well.

2. Deaf is the goal for the program. Yes, any cat owner knows how skittish they can be, and Maincoons are known for their more relaxed demeanor compared to other breeds. However, being a chill cat is not enough to be of service in a public setting. Deaf Mainecoons are not reactionary to loud noises and their surroundings. They are visually focused on their surroundings and always tuned into the needs of their human.

3. Cats purrs, like everything in the universe, have their own frequency and that depends on the size of the cat. Their frequencies between 25 and 150 Hertz (Hz). It is believed these low-frequency vibrations often acting as a self-healing mechanism that can improve bone density, promote tissue repair, and reduce pain in both cats and humans. Additionally, the human nervous system operates across various frequencies, with brainwaves typically ranging from 0.5 Hz to over 35 Hz (Delta to Gamma). Key frequencies for nervous system relaxation and regulation that a cat can help with.

Maincoons are a bigger cat with a bigger purr, and that provides better healing, relaxation, calming, and stopping seizures in their tracks. I am living proof of their magic.

Now we want to pay it forward and help as many people as we can.

Starting with VETERANS, because someone needs to. Veterans tend to be on a long list of medications, and a proper service cat could decrease that list of medications needed. They also provide companionship, love, and exciting entertainment. Mainecoons are highly intelligent, easily trainable, a natural on harness & leash, love adventure, and are safe around kids, strangers, and in public settings.

However, that's not enough, because there are families with kids and teenagers that suffer with daily seizures. I cannot imagine living my life like that or growing up with that condition. It is hard enough to deal with seizures as a grown adult, and we want to help them as much as possible with their own Deaf Maincoon Service Cats.

Now we just need money for the Females to breed with Falcor, and transport to get them from their breeders to our home in Las Vegas. My spine has worsened and I can no longer drive from state to state to pick them up.

Meanwhile, Falcor and Cat Dad are actively mapping business that currently allow Service Cats in their establishments, and if you are a Las Vegas business that would like to be added or have us visit to add you email us through our official website.

Please share our story.

All donations help (small donations add up fast), but sharing helps this get seen and that's how it starts.

Falcor and the future "Falcor's Angels" fur babies thank you in advance.

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Falcor's Angels

Kickstarter coming in November for the #FalcorsAngels promotional comic book anthology for fans and collectors.