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PictureJeff delivered these clients their kitten. This is our personal flight nanny service, MPMC.
More than 90% of our families live outside Florida, so long-distance delivery is something we do regularly. You are always welcome to travel to our home in Freeport, Florida to pick up your kitten yourself, or you can use our personal flight nanny service.

Your kitten travels in the airplane cabin with Jeff and is personally handed to you at your selected airport. We do not ship our kittens as cargo.

HOW OUR FLIGHT NANNY SERVICE WORKS
Once your kitten is around 6 weeks old and we are confident everything is progressing well, we'll pick a date that works for us both, you let us know your nearest airport, and we'll book the flight.

The cost is divided into two parts:

1. Airfare & Airline Pet Fee
You pay the cost of Jeff's round-trip airline ticket plus your kitten’s one-way in-cabin pet fee when the flight is booked. 
Round-trip airfare is typically $400–$600, depending on your location and current airline prices. The airline’s in-cabin pet fee is generally $100–$150.

2. Flight Nanny Delivery Fee
The delivery fee is $400 plus tip, paid directly to Jeff at the airport when you receive your kitten.


WHY WE ASK FAMILIES TO TIP THEIR FLIGHT NANNY
These aren’t quick airport runs. 😂 A typical delivery takes Jeff approximately 18–24 hours from the time he leaves our home until he returns, and trips can include long layovers, delays, cancellations and occasionally an unexpected overnight stay. Tips help offset expenses such as gas, airport parking, meals and other costs that come with traveling. Families have typically tipped anywhere from $75–$300, although the amount is always at your discretion and sincerely appreciated.

PREFER TO PICK UP YOUR KITTEN YOURSELF?
Absolutely! Families are always welcome to travel to Freeport, Florida for pickup.
We’re located near Florida’s Gulf Coast, and if you’re turning kitten pickup into a little trip, Santa Rosa Beach is approximately 20 minutes from us and is a beautiful area to stay.
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QUESTIONS ABOUT GETTING YOUR KITTEN HOME?
If you’re interested in one of our kittens but aren’t sure how you would get them home, please don’t let distance stop you from reaching out. We’ve helped families from across the country bring their kittens home and are happy to talk through the options with you.


All pictures on this page are of our deliveries and the happy clients. 


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  • HOME
    • Frequently Asked Questions
    • More About Me
    • Tips for Identifying a Reputable Cattery
    • KITTEN SCAMMERS
    • CONTACT ME
  • AVAILABLE KITTENS
    • Long Distance Kitten Delivery Options
    • New Kitten Checklist >
      • My Recommendations
    • Health Contract
    • Pet Health Insurance
  • Price & Application
    • Kitten Pricing Explained
  • Meet the Parents
  • Happy Families
  • About Maine Coons
    • What Color is my Maine Coon
    • Basic Feline Color Genetics
    • Black Smoke Kitten Coat vs A Fever Kitten Coat
    • Maine Coon vs Domestic Longhair Cat
    • MAINE COON TEETH/GUM CARE & MORE
    • Polydact Maine Coon
    • Cats are NOT Dogs
    • Maine Coons and Children: Great Combination
    • Cat Allergies
    • Litter Box Tips: Bringing Home a New Kitten or Cat
    • Basic Cat Litter Box Tips
    • Your Cat Needs a Good Cat Scratching Post
    • Flea Prevention
    • Introducing Cats and Dogs