"Boo Berry"

Boo Berry came to us a stray and has had a very hard time adjusting to life in the shelter. We feel that he may do best as a "working cat"! <br/>Working cats, sometimes called barn cats or community cats, are semi-feral or independent-minded cats that thrive in environments like farms, warehouses, garages, or even large residential properties. Instead of living as traditional indoor pets, they "work" by naturally controlling rodent populations. Adopting a working cat gives a home to a cat that might struggle in a typical household. It's a win-win: you gain a low-maintenance pest deterrent, and the cat gets a safe place to live and a second chance.

Boo Berry came to us a stray and has had a very hard time adjusting to life in the shelter. We feel that he may do best as a "working cat"!
Working cats, sometimes called barn cats or community cats, are semi-feral or independent-minded cats that thrive in environments like farms, warehouses, garages, or even large residential properties. Instead of living as traditional indoor pets, they "work" by naturally controlling rodent populations. Adopting a working cat gives a home to a cat that might struggle in a typical household. It's a win-win: you gain a low-maintenance pest deterrent, and the cat gets a safe place to live and a second chance.

Boo Berry came to us a stray and has had a very hard time adjusting to life in the shelter. We feel that he may do best as a "working cat"!
Working cats, sometimes called barn cats or community cats, are semi-feral or independent-minded cats that thrive in environments like farms, warehouses, garages, or even large residential properties. Instead of living as traditional indoor pets, they "work" by naturally controlling rodent populations. Adopting a working cat gives a home to a cat that might struggle in a typical household. It's a win-win: you gain a low-maintenance pest deterrent, and the cat gets a safe place to live and a second chance.