Beau is the last remaining of a litter of six kittens born at the Art building in 2006. He is very friendly and will greet any and all who park in Lot M with a very vocal “Hello! Where’s my lunch?” He loves to cool off in the grassy lawn behind Dicke-Smith.

Dit is one of Trinity’s senior citizens, born sometime around 2005 in a litter of all black cats! She takes awhile to warm up to people, but once she does, she really loves to have her chin scratched. She has an ear notch, the sign which indicated fixed cats before ear tipping became the national standard.

Trinity appeared at Beze in about 2014. He loves students, and misses them terribly during holidays or long absences. He is afraid of Dit, who is sometimes grumpy. He likes to adopt a Beze room each year, hoping students will let him in to stay cool or warm in difficult weather. Sometimes students build “cat houses” for him on their balconies.

Fern is the queen of the Coates station. It took her a few years to get comfortable with strangers, but now she is always willing to receive pets from the select humans she deems worthy. She likes to have her long fur brushed. She has been on campus for about 4 years, but her age is unknown.

Felix was born at Murchison in 2010. His usual hangout is Cardiac Hill, where he greets all friendly passersby and can sometimes be coaxed to do a high-five

Sonny began life as a TriniCat in about 2010, and was so feral that only one groundskeeper could feed him. When the groundskeeper left, Sonny decided that perhaps he could be friends with humans after all. Now he is very friendly, although he is still the captain of his station and lets the other cats know it.

Riker (Sonny’s “Number One”) is like Sonny’s brother, only fluffy. He is extremely loving, and likes to have the stickers brushed from his fur. He appeared on campus in 2017.

Jupiter is also a sweet boy, having arrived at Trinity in 2015. The three bachelors of Isabel, Jupiter, Sonny, and Riker like to play rough sometimes.

Little Black Kitty and LBK2 are the two other cats living at Isabel. However, they are both very shy and are usually only out before dawn or after dusk. They are both all black, and we don’t have pictures of either one!

Flora and Fiona are sisters and were born under the Marrs McLean building in 2012. They began life so feral that the Cat Alliance was not sure if they could be fed. However, rumors began to spread about a man who walked his dog through campus every day and how the cats would run out to greet the dog and rub on her. Sure enough, Trinity University’s neighbor Richard and his dog Abbey managed to completely tame the sisters, and they still meet up regularly!

Pistol was born in the Miller-Calvert complex in 2005. She is probably the oldest cat on campus. We recently lost her two brothers Tux and Teenager, and she misses them. She is quiet and gentle.

Jett has been the unofficial Miller-Calvert mascot since about 2009. He loves to relax in the Calvert lounge, and usually selects one student each year to “adopt” him.

Sabrina is the sweetheart of campus. She loves to visit with students as they pass into North-South Foyer, and can often be seen sitting in the lap of anyone willing to sit still. She has been a Trinicat since about 2014.

Rambo is a relative newcomer to Trinity. He came with a severe injury. Though the Cat Alliance tended to him, he has some permanent damage that makes it difficult for him to eat. He is still very skittish, but we hope he will relax and enjoy his new life as a TriniCat as he learns to trust humans.

Leo is one of Dit’s brothers. He disappeared for several years and then came back! We guess he was on a walkabout. He lives in a tree at the corner of TUPD, and really, really loves his food.

Piper was born under the TUPD house in 2011.

Biggy appeared in 2019. He is—not surprisingly—big, and also very loving. At breakfast time he can’t decide whether to eat or get petted. He usually opts for pets. He loves to follow one of our neighbors on her walk around the lower campus track.