Our GeauxToyger Cats
Stud
Ikuto
IKO came to us from the Ukraine in October 2025. Reaching Champion status with TICA at his first show, and always wooing the ladies, we know he was meant to be in our orbit! We especially love his silly antics and his loving nature. He's always down to cuddle!
Queen
DeVil
The DeVil's in the DeTails! "D" came to us from California in July 2025. Born in November 2023. We are very honored to be trusted with her care and are excited to have welcomed her first litter in May 2026! She has a calm and quiet demeanor with a sweet, quiet presence that adds calm to our chaos.
Future Queen
Aeris
(pronounced "Heiress")
Aeris joins us from the West Coast. From the moment we met her, she's been non-stop purring and busiquit making. She never meets a stranger and will be attending shows with us this year!
Future Queen
Prytania
Prytania comes to us from Eastern Europe. She is fondly named after a popular and beautiful street in New Orleans, Louisiana, where my husband and I had our first date. This gal has the energy of a toddler on a sugar high 24/7 and we just adore her silly antics! She will also be attending shows with us througout the TICA show season.
Queen
Malichi
"Mali from Cali"
Mali joined us from the West Coast in June! We just adore her judgy little face and can't wait to see what she has in store for us!
*MALI AND IKO WENT ON THIER FIRST DATE IN JULY AND SHE ADORED HIM FROM THE MOMENT THEY MET (he IS rather fetching and tends to wood the ladies)!
Fingers crossed they are expecting mid September
Household Contributors
Although our rescue "moggies" aren't part of our program, they were here first and deserve an honorable mention for keeping us on schedule.
MAX
Meet MAX — our first foster fail, our heart dog in a cat suit, and honestly, probably the reason we became total suckers for special needs cases.
Max wobbled into the shelter at just six weeks old with a mangled tail (later amputated — he rocks it like a badge of honor), a wonky eye, and respiratory issues that had us trying what felt like every antibiotic and antibacterial medication known to veterinary science. After many months and more vet visits than we can count, the verdict was in: Max would simply always breathe like Darth Vader and have a perpetually leaky eye.
And honestly? We wouldn't change a single thing about him.
Max is less "aloof house cat" and more "enthusiastic golden retriever" — he keeps the household running on a strict hygiene and routine schedule (his schedule, obviously), and the moment a new person walks through the door, he's already playing host. First impressions are very important to Max.
He didn't break our foster-don't-keep rule. He just rewrote it entirely. 🐾
BIRDIE REY
If Max rewrote the foster-don't-keep rule, Birdie Rey showed up and set it on fire. 🔥
Birdie is our second foster fail and resident wobbly wonder. She lives with Cerebellar Hypoplasia (CH) — "wobbly cat syndrome" — a neurological condition causing tremors, jerky movements, and balance challenges. It sounds scarier than it is: CH is neither painful nor contagious, and Birdie has absolutely zero interest in your sympathy, thank you very much.
Yes, she wobbles. Yes, she occasionally misjudges a landing with the full confidence of someone who absolutely did not misjudge that landing. But because balancing is essentially a full-time workout, Birdie is built differently — sturdier, stronger, and rarely losing an argument with anyone in this house. Max keeps the routine. Birdie enforces it.
When she's not defying gravity, her love language is quality time — feather wands, impressively long naps, and snack time taken very seriously. Wobbly on the outside, unshakeable on the inside. 🐾
SIR VINCENT WIGGLESWORTH
"WIGGS"
And then there's Wiggs. 🌀
Wiggs arrived soaking wet and barely nine weeks old, pulled from the chaos of Hurricane Ida in 2021 with one back leg broken and the other dislocated. The plan was to nurse him to health and prep him for surgery — but Wiggs had other plans. His legs slowly healed and fused on their own, and he quietly taught himself how to use his body along the way. No self-pity, no waiting around. Surgery never happened, and aside from the occasional leg casually popping in and out of socket, he's just like everyone else.
He found his person in Max, whom he adores completely and fully intends to be when he grows up. Max, ever the gracious host, decided he needed a baby cat of his own. A perfect match. 🖤
We chose this photo because "doing Wiggs stuff" is now standard household vocabulary for anything bizarre, inexplicable, and impossible to look away from. We love him. We just can't always explain him. 🐾