Little Tommy came to Austin from New Orleans with a stop over in Houston. He was a little tomcat less than a year old when he had to be evacuated after Hurricane Katrina. He was calm, cool and collected upon his arrival at the ranch. He has now been neutered and has tested negative for Feline Leuk & HIV. He has always enjoyed the best of health. Little Tommy has the cutest little squeaky voice. … Continue reading →

Our sweet Sweetness was abandoned at a burned out home. She was expecting kittens at the time. We brought her here to the ranch and she and her sister had a total of 7 kittens. They took turns nursing each others kittens. It was the sweetest interaction to watch. Sweetness has been spayed and she is negative for Feline Leukemia and HIV. Sweetness does not have a mean bone in her body. She is all … Continue reading →

This little boy has been named Spock, check out his ears. He has been neutered. He tested negative for Feline Leukemia and FIV. He has received all of his vaccinations. Spock just showed up at our place about two months ago and we soon learned that he loves people. He does not however love other male cats. So we would suggest that he find his permanent “home alone”. He has a great purr and likes … Continue reading →

Peepers is now two years old. He and his brothers and sister came to the ranch when they were 6 weeks old. They had been born outside and were not in the best of health. They had to stay quarantined for almost three months. But, they are very healthy now. As you will see from the picture, Peepers is a very relaxed kitty. He will let you hold him any old way you want. He … Continue reading →

Misty was brought to the ranch from the UT Daycare Center. She had been chased away from a construction site and had carried her four kittens over to the daycare center and was living under a metal building storage unit. Her kittens all found loving homes and now its Misty’s turn. We have never seen her claw at anything. We checked just to make sure she had claws. She is very well mannered and gets … Continue reading →

We have had a lot of kittens walk through these doors, but we have never had two kittens (that aren’t even litter mates) become so enamored of each other. Just sit back and watch the show. They absolutely love each other. Lockhart , the swirl tabby,is very outgoing and talkative. He will let you carry him forever. I think he would stop walking entirely if someone would carry him everywhere. He is a snuggler. Little … Continue reading →

Hi! I’m Killer, a classic calico. I’m just as soft as a cotton ball. The humans named me Killer because I acted like a killer crazy cat when they trapped me. I had been abandoned at a burned out mobile home in the winter of 2004. Once I was out of the cage I became a lover. I would be so very lucky if I can find a new home with Doc, my brother. I … Continue reading →

Hello. They call me Gretchen. I am originally from New Orleans and I was rescued after Hurricane Katrina. I am a gray and white tabby with short hair and I am about two years old and the vet said I am in excellent health. I have been spayed and I have been tested for feline leukemia and HIV and tested negative. I am a full figured gal. I am shy around other cats but I … Continue reading →

This beautiful girl knows her name. Her name is Fluffy. Fluffy was rescued from a burned out home. Fluffy is a long haired dilute calico. She was thin, dirty and did not have a clean, warm or even a dry place to sit. Since her arrival at The Ranch she has gained weight and is healthy and happy. Fluffy is shy and quiet and has the cutest little squeaky voice. She is very loyal to … Continue reading →

Picture it, a beautiful Saturday in spring of 2004.  We were in the backyard and I looked down at one of our cats and heard a meow at the same time.  I told John, “hey look, Norma can throw her voice.  She just meowed but her lips didn’t move.”  John said “that wasn’t Norma, that was a kitten”.  We listened carefully and from outside our fenceline, in a 20 foot tall crepe myrtle tree, right … Continue reading →