Do you know anyone that might need a natural, chemical-free method of controlling rodents?
Consider barn cats!
Forgotten Felines often has situations requiring the relocation of outdoor cats, both feral and friendly. For a small, tax-deductible donation we can provide one or more cats to act as natural rodent control for your vineyard, farm, ranch, or dairy. These cats would be spayed or neutered and vaccinated prior to placement. We would supply the temporary housing necessary to acclimate the cats to their new home, and provide you with all the information you would need to continue caring for these intrepid hunters! Often, this is the only option available for these cats, and you will also be helping us save lives.
Got Grapes?? Our barn cats are working diligently and effectively as part of vineyard teams around the county. They're helping local sustainability efforts by working at rodent control. Read the article about them here.
For more information regarding our Relocation Program, please contact Stephanie at (707) 576-7999, ffsteph@sonic.net
More information about our barn cat relocation program.
Barn Cats waiting for homes:
We have more barn cats than shown here. These are the photos we have at the moment!
Please email any questions about these (below) barn cats to Stephanie at ffsteph@sonic.net.
Bandit
I was trapped by a man who didn't like me to hunt in his neighborhood. He was worried about the quail, he didn't understand that I was mostly catching mice and rats. He took me to the shelter, where Forgotten Felines was able to rescue me. Now I'm waiting to get back to my hunting. Can you give a good-looking black feral boy a barn home?
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Handsome
Hi, I'm Handsome. Don't you agree? I'm not happy about being in a cage, I don't understand why I had to leave my friends at the feral colony, but they say I'm going to be a barn cat for someone. Someday. Anybody interested in letting me come and live in their barn? I promise to catch mice for you!
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Feather
This little beauty wants to get out of the shelter. She isn't cut out for the indoor life, and she's anxious to get back outside where she can have her freedom. We know she'd make an outstanding barn cat. Could you offer a meal a day and shelter to a nice little girl kitty?
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Anthony
Anthony is an orange tabby and white feral cat at the Healdsburg Animal Shelter. He needs a barn home. As you can tell by his picture, he is fearful of people. He is not meant to be a house pet. He needs an outdoor home. Do you have a ranch, vineyard, or garden that might benefit from a little rodent control?
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