Verismo's pets living in homes in several states

Even though they are from different litters, these boys get along great.  Cody is oldest, and probably has the most powerful body (by a slight edge), but Max is the recognized Alpha male of the crew. When Max is on the stairs, a traffic jam occurs, because they know Max doesn't want anyone getting past the step he is on.  So they patiently stay on the floors they are already on until Max moves off the stairs.   
Boomer is youngest and the fitness coach for the boys.  He is playful and a rascal at times.   Whenever Boomer wants to see outside the house, he just runs upstairs into the front bedroom, and mauls the Venetian blinds apart with his paws.  
Cody was gifted with his mother's eyes. 
Max is a top winner, so you will find more shots of him on the Verismo Winners Page and, from there, with his own page also.  
Boomer is from the "amazing litter of twelve", so you will see other shots of him off of the Kitten Raising page under "amazing dozen litter".   

And when Joe is in the shower, Sasha looks to see who is in the shower by inspecting from atop the toilet cover.

This happy guy just doesn’t want to be left out of any activity. The boys live way up in a high-rise on the near north side of downtown Chicago where they can look out a picture window over the lakefront and skyline.

In his owner’s bed: how rotten has she spoiled Misha?
Verismo coons always find a way of fitting in as members of the family; they demand it. They are used to it from their raising, and they like it that way.  Misha is a red tabby with white male.  Nikki is a silver tabby with white male

They love the bathroom sink and the shower too, and don’t mind the wetness.
These are just real neat places.
Verismo Big Kahuna, A.K.A.Biggie, is a brown tabby male.  He has a new, younger sister to play with now, Verismo Pile.
Five months after the arrival of Pile, Biggie and Pile are hanging out together in the bathtub, like old pals.
Pile is a pretty tortoiseshell girl.  All tortoiseshells are girls.  Tortoiseshell means that she is half red tabby and half solid black, intermixed in random areas (like black and red pepper).  In addition to the red markings on her head and body, look at that brilliant red on the inside of her back right foot in the enlarged picture of her.  

Emma Louise, a tortoiseshell, hangs out a lot with her older companion, a red tabby Verismo male, Baskin Robbins. Their ages are two years apart, and the Verismo cats get along great, hanging out together around the house.
When Emma wants to be alone, she sacks out on the perch just inches away form the ceiling.
Maine Coons just love high-reaching cat tree furniture. It is good exercise for them, and the scratch-rope winding keeps their naughty fingernails diverted from your people furniture.