Raisin

Raisin is a part of our Hardworking Cats program. This program is generally for cats that would not be suited for traditional adoption, but that would thrive as barn cats, warehouse mousers, or indoor/outdoor companions. Hardworking cats often enjoy a level freedom and independence that other cats may not require but can bring the benefit of chemical free pest control and successfully deter other unwanted animal guests from your property.<br/><br/>Raisin came to Michigan Humane with no history, but we know he lived indoors. This means that he unfortunately does not have a safe environment to return to. Raisin tends to be an outgoing guy who likes to explore his surroundings and climb all around. He doesn't care much for human interaction, and prefers to hang out with other felines!<br/><br/>Due to his lack of humane socialization and energetic nature, we believe that Raisin would be best suited as a barn cat. If Raisin is going to live in a barn, it is important that he be slowly introduced to the environment and contained for 1-2 weeks while adjusting as he may flee from his new home if allowed to roam free too quickly. It is also important that even though he will be an outdoor barn cat, his adopter will still need to provide food, water, and necessary vet care. Raisin loves other cats and would enjoy joining a barn colony or even trying to live indoors with some other cats to help him feel safe and sound!

Raisin is a part of our Hardworking Cats program. This program is generally for cats that would not be suited for traditional adoption, but that would thrive as barn cats, warehouse mousers, or indoor/outdoor companions. Hardworking cats often enjoy a level freedom and independence that other cats may not require but can bring the benefit of chemical free pest control and successfully deter other unwanted animal guests from your property.

Raisin came to Michigan Humane with no history, but we know he lived indoors. This means that he unfortunately does not have a safe environment to return to. Raisin tends to be an outgoing guy who likes to explore his surroundings and climb all around. He doesn't care much for human interaction, and prefers to hang out with other felines!

Due to his lack of humane socialization and energetic nature, we believe that Raisin would be best suited as a barn cat. If Raisin is going to live in a barn, it is important that he be slowly introduced to the environment and contained f

Raisin is a part of our Hardworking Cats program. This program is generally for cats that would not be suited for traditional adoption, but that would thrive as barn cats, warehouse mousers, or indoor/outdoor companions. Hardworking cats often enjoy a level freedom and independence that other cats may not require but can bring the benefit of chemical free pest control and successfully deter other unwanted animal guests from your property.

Raisin came to Michigan Humane with no history, but we know he lived indoors. This means that he unfortunately does not have a safe environment to return to. Raisin tends to be an outgoing guy who likes to explore his surroundings and climb all around. He doesn't care much for human interaction, and prefers to hang out with other felines!

Due to his lack of humane socialization and energetic nature, we believe that Raisin would be best suited as a barn cat. If Raisin is going to live in a barn, it is important that he be slowly introduced to the environment and contained for 1-2 weeks while adjusting as he may flee from his new home if allowed to roam free too quickly. It is also important that even though he will be an outdoor barn cat, his adopter will still need to provide food, water, and necessary vet care. Raisin loves other cats and would enjoy joining a barn colony or even trying to live indoors with some other cats to help him feel safe and sound!