Cats Needing Barn Homes
We have many healthy, spayed/neutered cats in desperate need of new outdoor homes! In most cases, these cats are feral (semi-wild) and need to live at a farm, horse stable, or other suitable outdoor environment. We also have some who are people-friendly. The majority of these cats lost their homes to development, while the others need to leave their homes for various reasons; such as the sale of their home or the death of their caregiver.
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• Albion • Amerigo • Antares • Bates • Butet • Childeric • County • CWD
• Delgrange • Devoucoux • Dk Freedom • Hennig • Hermes • Hulsbos • Jaguar • L’Apogee
• Lauriche • Pessoa • Prestige • Schleese • Stackhouse • Tad Coffi n • Trilogy • Vega
Veterinarian care has been given (e.g., spay/neuter, rabies, distemper, deworming, earmite and fl ea check and treatment) prior to their coming to live with you. Your responsibility will be to provide daily food and water, protection from the elements (straw is perfect all year-round), and long-term vet care (we are always on call to help trap for a vet visit if necessary).
After a two week period of secure confi nement inside a barn or similar structure, the cats will accept their new home and be familiar enough with the scents of their new surroundings so they can be let out to roam freely and will know where to return home. They will help keep rodents away from grain and food storage areas. You will also enjoy watching the cats and have the satisfaction of giving them a much needed home in their preferred outdoor environment.
If you are interested or would like more information, today or in the future, please call Lou Bowling-Steinfort at 301-704-3660, or email
loulouridesaside@gmail.com. We will also assist you with the relocation, provide the necessary equipment, and provide support as needed.
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