Where Wild History Meets Cozy Basecamp Comfort

Long before our hearts belonged to the quiet peaks and mountain air, the American West was shaped by independent spirits who chose to blaze their own paths through uncharted canyons. This season, our Basecamp is celebrating that untamed frontier energy with a nod to two of the most daring, tight-knit trail partners in history.

Introducing The Outlaw Trail Litter—featuring two ticked tabby Scouts who look like they were pulled directly from the smoky granite and deep canyon shadows of the old frontier. True to the Mysa philosophy, these two may carry the formidable look of wild bandits, but don't let the rugged disguises fool you. Right now, they aren't robbing stagecoaches—they are masters at holding up the Milk Bar, fiercely staking claim to their favorite nursing spots with all the determination of old-school claim jumpers, before collapsing into a milk-drunk, deep camp sleep.

At two weeks old, our little outlaws are thriving, healthy, and officially entering their "chubby bear" era. Meet our newest crew members:

🪶 Sadie Pearl • Female • Black & Silver Ticked Tabby • Polydactyl

Named after the legendary Pearl Hart, the sharp-shooting "Bandit Queen" who pulled off one of the very last stagecoach robberies in the old Arizona territory. With her striking, shimmering coat of black and metallic silver, Sadie Pearl looks like a glittering vein of precious mountain ore. Sporting a spectacular set of all-terrain toes, she looks like she's wearing a pair of heavy-duty frontier mittens.

🐎 Joe Boot • Male • Blue Ticked Tabby • Standard Paw

Named after Pearl’s loyal desert partner and fellow outlaw who rode alongside her into the deep wilderness. Joe Boot is a big, heavy-boned boy wrapped in a gorgeous, hazy shade of slate-and-smoky blue, reminiscent of dusk settling over the canyon walls. He perfectly embodies the "Gentle Giant" spirit—looking completely rugged on the outside, but ultimately preferring to grow as chunky as possible.