Howdy, pardner! Meet Texas Toast & Lantana — a rootin’-tootin’ little duo who are ready to ride off into the sunset together!
Texas Toast is a fuzzy little cowboy with a soft spot for adventure, playtime, and kitty companionship. With his long, fluffy brown-and-black tabby coat, big tufted ears, golden eyes, and irresistibly poofy cheeks, this handsome boy is quite the looker. He may be a little shy when you first meet him, but give him a little time to warm up and you’ll soon discover a professional playmate and certified lap enthusiast!
Lantana, meanwhile, is an affectionate, talkative tuxedo girl with an elite-level velcro kitty streak! Almost entirely black except for her adorable white chin and dainty white gloves, she is happiest when she’s right where her favorite humans are. Wherever you go, Lantana is likely to be close behind — climbing into your lap, purring up a storm, or giving kisses and boops. This little desert flower will happily meow back and forth with you all afternoon and generally prefers to make herself right at home on your person.
When she’s not busy buttering up her favorite humans like chuckwagon hotcakes, you can usually find Lantana rompin’ around with her best bud Texas Toast, or sweetly grooming him before they hit the hay for a nap. These two go together like biscuits and gravy, and absolutely love doing life together, where they make sure there’s never a dull moment on the ranch!
Together, Texas Toast & Lantana are the whole dang package: playful, affectionate, cuddly, and completely devoted to each other and their humans. They’re ready to saddle up and mosey over to their forever home where they can enjoy all the finer things in life — cozy blankets, sunny windows, plenty of toys, endless cuddles, and humans who don’t mind having a couple of little shadows following them around!
All our cats and kittens are spayed or neutered, tested for FeLV/FIV, FVRCP vaccinated, dewormed, and microchipped.
All of our kittens must go to homes where they will remain inside 24/7.
Young kittens must be adopted in pairs or into a home with a resident cat. Rare exceptions are considered based on the individual kitten’s needs and temperament.
