Maine Coon Cat Who’s Built to Hunt Decides to ‘Work Remotely’ Instead
By Natalie Hoage
Published on March 21, 2026.
Callie, the Maine Coon cat, has decided to work remotely instead of outdoors, choosing to work smarter, not harder, when it comes to stalking prey. While Maine Coons are known for their hunting prowess, Callie, an indoor cat, is an indoor creature known for her unusual behavior. Palico Coons suggest ways to channel their hunting instincts, such as hiding toys around the house and engaging them with their prey. Suggestions include "wand toys" that simulate prey and stimulate their predatory instincts, puzzles feeding them, and window watching stations.
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