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Tycoon Manor cattery seal

THE HOUSE

A family home in Dorset, shared with some rather remarkable Maine Coons.

OUR STORY

THE HOME BEHIND TYCOON MANOR

Tycoon Manor is part of daily life in our family home in Wimborne. Our cats live alongside us, where we come to know their personalities, their habits and the details that make each one individual.

That closeness shapes the way every litter is raised. The kittens grow within the familiar rhythm of the house, giving us the time to know each one as its character begins to emerge.

Belysande, our tortie Maine Coon, resting at home

FROM THE BREEDER

TRUST BEGINS LONG BEFORE A KITTEN LEAVES TYCOON MANOR

When someone considers one of my kittens, I want them to know the parents, the health testing behind the pairing and how their kitten has spent those important first weeks. Questions are always welcome, and openness matters to me from the beginning.

Each kitten is known and loved from birth, and that responsibility does not end when they leave. I remain available throughout their life, whether their family needs practical advice, reassurance or simply someone who already knows the cat’s beginnings.

Buba Ayers

Founder & Breeder

GCCF & TICA REGISTERED · MAINE COON CAT CLUB MEMBER

WITHIN THE HOUSE

THE NURSERY

The nursery is a warm, quiet room created especially for our queens and their litters. During the earliest days, it gives a mother privacy and security with her newborns; as the kittens become more active and curious, the room changes with them.

It is a part of the house I am especially proud of. Familiar places to rest remain while new areas for climbing, play and exploration are introduced, giving each litter space to grow without losing the comfort and familiarity of home.

Tycoon Manor babies photograph

MEET THE FAMILY

THE CATS OF TYCOON MANOR

Balmont, Galia and Belysande each have their own origin, temperament and place within Tycoon Manor. Their individual profiles share the health records, histories and qualities that make each one distinct.

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