Owners - Jennifer & Twyla
Owner Jennifer Miller is a retired language arts teacher, having taught middle school for 22 years. She was awarded Teacher of the Year in the Pflugerville School District. Jennifer owned an award winning Bengal Cattery for over twenty years, and she produced the number one spotted Bengal in the World, International Winning Supreme Grand Champion Inkosi. She's been involved in Bengal cat showing, breeding, mentoring, and rescue for over two decades.
Owner Twyla Miller is married to Jennifer's son, Anthony. They have a beautiful little girl, Cora, and she adores cats and kittens, too! Twyla is a graduate from the University of Texas and spent nine years as a successful insurance agent. Her business sense, strong work ethic and background, paired with her love of animals, makes her the perfect partner. Twyla is also a strong advocate of cat rescue, and currently has three rescues of her own.
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Both Twyla and Jennifer actively support, sponsor, and donate to local Georgetown and Austin animal shelters. They also foster abandoned cats and kittens and find them loving homes.
Cora playing with a kitten at Whiskers Luxury Cat Boarding
Cora playing with a kitten at Whiskers Luxury Cat Boarding
Cora playing with a kitten at Whiskers Luxury Cat Boarding
Cora playing with a kitten at Whiskers Luxury Cat Boarding
Whisker's Philosophy
At Whiskers we believe in going above and beyond to ensure that your feline friends receive the very best care available. That starts with our Cage-free accommodations. We've heard all of the rationalizations about why it's okay to board cats in cages or cat condos, which are really just multi-level cages, and we simply don't agree!
Some say: Cats like small spaces. Cats just want to go off to a corner and be left alone. Nonsense!
Cats need room to be happy and cats don't like change - it's stressful. Cages, even cat condos, don't give cats enough room, and they surely represent a stressful change from what they're used to at home.
Some cats like small spaces some of the time, but the truth is cats like room. It's the cat who's afraid that seeks a small, dark hiding place. Cats shouldn't be afraid while being boarded, but if kept in a cage stacked along side other cats who are strangers to them, they often are. In this situation, they will likely find the smallest, darkest hiding place - but that doesn't mean that they like it!
Cats are curious and need an environment that is stimulating. They need their own private room room to feel safe, with vertical space to climb and explore, interesting sights, and a choice of cozy beds, a cat tree, a scratching post, and other fun items to stem boredom. And, they need attention. We're not talking about a chin scratch from a finger poked through a cage. We mean time spent in their room, letting the cat jump up for petting, a game of chase, a treat, or a nice brush out.
So, we offer you a one of a kind boarding experience for felines - one that meets their needs in every way.
An experience that gives you peace of mind. Finally.
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