Here are our little girls! They are sisters! A breeder had their mother, a Persian, and momma got together with a non-persian male and got pregnant. This breeder was going to put momma down with her babies. Momma was rescued and we adopted these two adorable sisters. They are best buds, and do everything together.

This is little Bruiser. He was a very energetic and destructive as a kitty, as his name reflects. The first vet visit the Vet took one look at his paws and said, “he’s gonna be a big boy”. Well, he’s now a 20lb Maine Coon or part Maine Coon (we think), so he was right! He is so fluffy and very vocal. He’s also very loving and cuddles with me in bed every morning.

When my daughter turned 21 all she wanted was a kitten. Meet Mylo. He joined my three other cats when he came to live with us. adly they have all passed on now. Mylo was lonely so Orlando came to keep Mylo company. They are the best of friends.

(Chino and Machi for short) came to us as feral eight-week-old kittens. We were expecting tabby kittens and have since learned that they’re Bengals. Like their Bengal brethren, they love water and adore climbing all over the house.

Reddyteddy is a Maine Coon, and our first ever posh puss. We got him to keep our other seven cats on their toes. He’s just 13 weeks old in the photo, two days after he came to live with us three weeks ago, and is posing in the sunshine as Superman. He really is Supercat.

Sassy, leisurely enjoying the good life, is one of three Bobtail kittens that was trapped from a feral Mother. All of them have turned out to be very sweet kittens and have been spayed and vaccinated and will be placed in a new home shortly. Sassy seemed to be the boss of the three, so we thought her name was appropriate.

This is Layla on the day she was rescued. She has since ignored her questionable past, and assumed her reign as “Queen of the Apartment.” Her royal highness now rules over the king size bed, and oversees the folding of the laundry.