This is Molly, one of our Cat Ranch residents. She is a young Orange Tabby & White cat. Molly and all of the other female residents of my Cat Ranch are spayed. Only three of our feral male cats still   more...need to be trapped neutered and released (TNR). Blackbeard, Adam, and Kirby are still evading our traps.  less

A video of some of our feral and other outside cats after dinner.

In the early evening, we treat the outside Cat Ranch cats with a bit of canned food. Just look at all the happy tails waiting for their food!

Natalie is one of the cats we rescued from a hoarder situation in Baton Rouge, La. She was never happy inside and she had such an attitude inside that we deemed her unadoptable. Once she was released   more...out on my Cat Ranch, Natalie was a new cat. Very happy, very sweet, and quite content.  less

It is almost dinner time on my Cat Ranch. The ferals and outside unadoptable cats are awaiting their dinner.

Josie is one of three Golden Leopard Spotted Bengals that we took in from the owner/breeder who surrendered them to us for adoption. Josie and Isabelle are quite vocal. This video was taken in my car   more...shortly after we picked them up on Friday, September 21, 2007.  less

Our newest Cat Ranch resident is a Hedgehog named Kain. She is nocturnal. I took this video around 1:00AM by flashlight. One of the cats jumps up and looks at the hedgehog while I am recording. You can   more...also hear Gracie our Rat running in her wheel.  less

Victor, one of our adoptable foster cats, loves to sit in the window and look outside. He spent a lot of time watching the rain today.

Winry, our rescue ferret, stretching, yawning, scratching, and falling after she woke up from a nap.

Kero, one of our neutered feral cats, checking out the roof construction on our hurricane safe cat shelter. Kero thinks he is the building inspector. Looks like the building inspector is a little bit   more...afraid of heights. Video taken January 7, 2008.  less

We are still working on the construction of our new hurricane safe cat shelter. Kero, one of our neutered feral cats, decided to climb on the new roof and check it out. Video taken January 7, 2007

Putting up the center beam of our hurricane proof cat shelter. If you look carefully, you can see one of our outside cats checking out the side of the foundation. Video taken November 18, 2007.

A video of Isabelle, one of our newest rescues. Video taken in our car after picking up her and her two daughters from the owner/breeder who surrendered them to us for adoption. Isabelle was curious and   more...came right up to the camera.  less

This is Ella, a beautiful Golden Leopard Spotted Bengal that we just took in on Friday, September 21, 2007. Ella is a bit shy. But, you can hear the other two making a lot of noise. This video was taken   more...in our car after picking them up from the owner/breeder who was surrendering all three cats.  less

We have a waiting list of people wanting to adopt a rescued Guinea Pig. I told the local animal control that I wanted them to let me know the next time they had a Guinea Pig surrendered. On Friday, March   more...28, 2008 I got a phone call to come and get 24 Guinea Pigs that someone was at the pound surrendering. I told her I did not think I had enough cages. But, that I would look and see what I had before I went. They called back a few minutes later and said that someone took 5, so there was only 19 left. After setting up cages, we went and picked them up. This photo was taken when we were loaded up and ready to leave animal control. When we got home we counted them, and found we had 23 Guinea Pigs, as a litter had been born while in the pound. They will all be available for adoption soon.  less

Spike, an iguana that we rescued, sits on her log while we clean out her cage.

Mandy, one of our foster kittens, is very friendly with just about any kind of animal. She loves rabbits, guinea pigs, rats, and ferrets. She even loves dogs, as long as they are not tiny, yappy dogs.   more...Mandy is available for adoption: http://search.petfinder.com/petnote/displaypet.cgi?petid=9063651
Lily will soon be available for adoption: http://search.petfinder.com/petnote/displaypet.cgi?petid=8695446  less

Lily enjoying some belly and neck rubs during her stay at my Cat Ranch. She is currently undergoing heart worm treatment. She is almost finished and will be available for adoption soon. http://search.petfinder.com/petnote/displaypet.cgi?petid=8695446

Winry, our ferret foster, and Mandy our kitten foster, playing together in Winry's cage. Winry and Mandy are best buddies. Mandy gets along with and plays well with all of our cat and even non-cat fosters:   more...guinea pigs, ferret, rabbits, rats, and non-yappy dogs.  less

Our hurricane proof cat shelter foundation is now dry! Next step is removing the wood frame. Then, once that is done we can put up the outside walls and roof!

Flash, Darci, Socks, and Kelly after they enjoyed some dinner.

The concrete for the foundation for our new Hurricane Proof Cat Shelter was poured today!

Monday, November 5, 2007. The concrete begins to pour for the foundation of our hurricane proof Cat Shelter!

Momiji is playing in the playpen. The cats and kittens are watching him and want to play with him. You can see the cat furniture, Sunny's Guinea Pig cage, and a couple of rabbit cages behind the playpen.   more...There is more animal furniture in our living room then people furniture!  less