- Barn cats come in all shapes and sizes but as a rule they originate in outdoor colonies which need to be downsized. This means that we need to find alternative accommodation for them. Very few of them are suitable as pets as they tend to be distrustful of people. Most are mature adults but occasionally we have older kittens and young cats who have not responded to socialisation and are unlikely to become pets.
We usually try to rehome barn cats in bonded pairs i.e from the same colony but occasionally we come across really independent cat who genuinely seems to prefer living alone.
Barn cats earn their living by keeping premises rodent free. All they ask in return is food and lodging.If you can offer a permanent work placement to one or more of these cats (who will be spayed/ neutered and heath-checked before they leave us we’d love to hear from you.
We’re often asked to help with finding alternative accommodation for outdoor/farm/barn cats. They are NOT pets. They come in all shapes, sizes and colours. Some are friendlier than others and, given time, may choose to become more domesticated, but they will always have a feisty streak.
They are working cats and in return for food and shelter will help keep your yard rent-free.
Cats will be neutered and treated for parasites. Wherever possible we place them in bonded pairs as they are then more likely to settle.
Outdoor cats are not pets. They often distrust people and prefer to live independently. In return for food and a comfortable shed or barn, they will help you to keep your premises rodent free.
We prefer to rehome outdoor cats in bonded pairs, typically from the same family group or colony. They are neutered and rreated for parasites before they leave us.
Please note that we’re based in Co Wexford and you must be able to collect the cats from us.
