Keeper Kats Burmese

06/07/2026

These 2 girls are Lisa's and ROBERT'S! The first Robert babies at my house and I am in love with them. I am keeping one and the other is pending.....kind of. Not certain yet!

06/07/2026

Krystal and her family. 1 blue, 2 sables, and 1 champagne. The champagne girl hasn't found her family yet but others are spoken for. Krystal is the sweetest cat EVER - she gained the name Squishy at cat shows as a kitten because she was so cuddly and lovable. :-) She loves all her babies and is another fantastic mama.

06/07/2026

Here we have Krystal's little champagne girl. She is adorable and she is available!

06/07/2026

Amaretto again with her kitties by Monarch. All are pending.

06/07/2026

Amaretto and her champagne boy. I'm so proud of Amaretto, her first litter and she has lovely babies and is a super mom!

04/28/2026

04/28/2026

This might be hard to hear, but it needs to be said. Allowing pregnant cats to give birth is NOT rescue.
It may "feel" like rescue and it may "look" like rescue... but it is NOT rescue.

It directly contributes to the overpopulation crisis we are all trying to fix.
Every litter born adds more kittens into an already overwhelmed system. It takes resources away from cats already here and increases suffering long-term.

TNR exists for a reason.
You cannot claim to stop unplanned litters or reduce suffering while actively taking in pregnant cats for the purpose of having those kittens born.

THAT IS NOT PREVENTION
IT'S PARTICIPATION IS THE CYCLE

Real prevention means making the hard call and spaying the mom BEFORE birth.
Actually stop the cycle. You are in control.

This work isn’t about what makes us feel better in the moment. It’s about the animals and what actually reduces suffering over time.

Because the truth is…
you’re not saving them if you’re creating more of them.

4/28/26 - I am adding to this post as it seems many missed what was being said. This post wasn't about any specific rescue. No specific organization was being called out, it wasn't even about "a rescue"... it was about a practice being used. Purposely seeking pregnant cats for the kittens and discarding the mother cats.

03/19/2026

This is one of my favorite bluffs! I have a lot of them but this may be my favorite on this river! Anyone know what river?
Guess correctly and I’ll send you a Floating the Ozarks key ring!

03/17/2026

Jo Lynn Page (Okey Dokey Burmese) brought her 2 young Burmese kittens, Opalite and Elphaba. Aren't they lovely?

03/17/2026

GC Keeper Kats Whisky Girl. She did well as a young cat, then had a few beautiful babies for me, and now is spayed and home from her return to the show ring. She is a premier now and hopefully soon to be a Grand Premier! She did so well this past weekend and I was proud of her!