Currently we house cats at three different locations: Jane's house, Sandy's house, and our land out off west Carswell. Eventually we hope to have our entire facility located out at our land, but for now, financial constraints are limiting our ability to build. Most (but not all) of our adoptable cats are located at our houses, while most (but not all) of our ferals and permanent residents are out at our land. Below are some pictures of our setup out at the land as it exists currently.

We own eight acres off of West Carswell (122), of which three have been put into pasture, and the rest are planted pines. Within the pasture are two horses, and a fenced in yard containing a 1951 Spartan Royal Mansion trailer and a tri-level A-frame building. Both the Spartan and the A-frame have two entrances through which the kitties can enter and exit at all times. They also each contain litter boxes, for as we all know, no cat wants to go outside to answer the call of nature while it's raining!

Below are some photos of our set-up out at our land, and at the bottom of this page you'll find some youtube videos of our land as well. Enjoy!

1951 Spartan and tri-level A-frame
(The carpet on the fence was pulled out of the Spartan. I had intended to trash it, but the cats love using it as a scratching pad so much that I haven't been able to bring myself to throw it away.)

A closer look at the cats' yard

Only about half of the kittes who live out at the land are pictured here :-)

There are three feeding stations; one in the Spartan, one in the A-frame, and the one pictured above, the outside feeding station.

A glimpse at kitty life inside the Spartan.
Food and water bowls are set up in the living room, kitchen and bedroom.

Dinner time inside the Spartan.

We have horses out at our land as well. They get along quite well with the kitties!

One of the numerous problems facing development of our land into a cat rescue facility is our "road" (pictured above). As you can see, periods of wet weather render it impassable by car. Not to worry - we wade (or kayak!) across every day to take care of our kitties and horses out at the land.