Our Girls

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Rosa

Rosa is named after another iconic peak that forms the backdrop of our daily lives here in Colorado Springs. As our newest addition, she has already filled our home with kindness and warmth. Rosa is an incredibly sweet girl with a gentle temperament, and she absolutely loves to cuddle, making her a constant source of comfort and affection.

Genetic testing through Optimal Selection: Available upon request.

HCM testing: Clear, will receive annual re-check in fall of 2026

CMS and PKD: Negative

DGC LV*Vilvarin Janet/FI of Summit Rex
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Bubbles

Bubbles’ call name was given by her breeder, inspired by the Jimmy Buffett song “Bubble Up”—and it suits her perfectly. Her “official” name is inspired by Mount Silverheels, located just outside Breckenridge, Colorado. Mount Silverheels is a prominent peak named after Silverheels, a dance hall girl from the nearby mining camp of Buckskin Joe. She earned her nickname from the silver shoes she wore while dancing in the halls.

Legend tells that in 1861, a smallpox epidemic struck the camp, and Silverheels used her fortune to help care for the sick, becoming a local hero. As a silver torbie, Bubbles carries the name beautifully—and with her sweet nature and bubbly personality, it couldn’t be more fitting.

Genetic testing through Optimal Selection: Available upon request.

HCM testing: Clear, will receive annual re-check in spring of 2026

CMS and PKD: Negative

Comix Silverheels of Summit Rex

Retired

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DGC Adeline Happyfresa Kajigo/Fi

Bells

Bells, named after the iconic Maroon Bells, was our very first queen. Now retired, she’s enjoying her best life as a beloved pet.

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Cheyenne is named after Cheyenne Mountain, one of the most recognizable and visible peaks here in Colorado Springs. For many years, Cheyenne Mountain played a vital role in the United States’ defense system as the home of NORAD. True to her namesake, Cheyenne is the ruler of the house—always keeping a watchful eye over everything.

She has a strong yet sweet personality that makes her truly special. Now spayed and enjoying her well-earned pet life, Cheyenne happily reigns over the Summit house. 

DGC Grimpspound Yaffie of Summit Rex

Cheyenne