Sam showed up on campus spring of 2021. He is skittish at first, but once you sit down, he'll approach you and take as many pets as you're willing to give.

Teddy arrived in Fall of 2022 and quickly made friends with his companion Sam. He will circle curious students, rubbing against your legs in the hopes of scoring a belly rub. Teddy also has skin allergies which are regularly treated by members of CAT.

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.

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 

Tigger appeared early in 2022 when he was just a little kitten and immediately took a liking to Felix. You may see him while walking up and down Cardiac Hill, but he'll only accept pets when he's getting fed. Skittish and fast, this little boy can easily be mistaken for Calvert-mascot Jett!

Jupiter is a sweet boy, having arrived at Trinity in 2015. Previous resident of the Isabel station Riker and him were close friends. When you stop by, make sure to brush his fur––he loves it!

Tortie (short for Tortellini) is our newest official Trinicat! She has been on campus since the spring of 2022 but was too skittish for anyone to get near her until very recently. She is missing two toes on one of her paws and takes a while to warm up to students!

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!

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.

Marble was dropped off on the campus in spring 2021 along with a former Trinicat. She is shy and sweet, and waits for all the other cats to eat before she comes for a meal. Marble is also quite the acrobat and enjoys climbing the canopy of trees nearby the station.

Riker is the "Number One" of this station, with both a fluffy tail and face. He is extremely loving, and likes to have the stickers brushed from his fur. He appeared on campus in 2017.

Rambo appeared at Trinity in the spring of 2020. 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 was very skittish at first, but has gradually warmed up to humans and is now best pals with Riker.

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.

Sage appeared in the fall of 2021 and quickly settled into the Prassel Garage hutch. She enjoys lounging on and under cars, and has the cutest little meow!