Sully *Working Cat*

These cats are not well-suited as indoor only pets and can help families looking for natural rodent and pest control on their property. Because they are independent, they do best as indoor/outdoor cats. These cats typically enjoy free access to the outdoors, where they can come and go at will. Territorial by nature, they'll rarely venture far from their home. They understand the safety of shelter and predictability of a food source in the shed, barn or garage where they are housed and fed. Barn cats do best in groups.<br/><br/>Like all cats, outdoor cats require:<br/>- Shelter from predators and the elements<br/>- Clean, fresh water<br/>- Healthy, regular diet<br/>- Veterinary care when needed<br/><br/>As an adopter, you should understand that these cats are unlikely to become social, affectionate lap cats. They will most likely remain shy and skittish around people but may warm up to those who take care of them, particularly those who feed them.<br/><br/>Our outdoor cats are:<br/>- Spayed/Neutered<br/>- Up to date on vaccines<br/>- Have tested negative for FeLV/FIV

These cats are not well-suited as indoor only pets and can help families looking for natural rodent and pest control on their property. Because they are independent, they do best as indoor/outdoor cats. These cats typically enjoy free access to the outdoors, where they can come and go at will. Territorial by nature, they'll rarely venture far from their home. They understand the safety of shelter and predictability of a food source in the shed, barn or garage where they are housed and fed. Barn cats do best in groups.

Like all cats, outdoor cats require:
- Shelter from predators and the elements
- Clean, fresh water
- Healthy, regular diet
- Veterinary care when needed

As an adopter, you should understand that these cats are unlikely to become social, affectionate lap cats. They will most likely remain shy and skittish around people but may warm up to those who take care of them, particularly those who feed them.

Our outdoor cats are:
- Spayed/Neutered
- Up to date on vaccin

These cats are not well-suited as indoor only pets and can help families looking for natural rodent and pest control on their property. Because they are independent, they do best as indoor/outdoor cats. These cats typically enjoy free access to the outdoors, where they can come and go at will. Territorial by nature, they'll rarely venture far from their home. They understand the safety of shelter and predictability of a food source in the shed, barn or garage where they are housed and fed. Barn cats do best in groups.

Like all cats, outdoor cats require:
- Shelter from predators and the elements
- Clean, fresh water
- Healthy, regular diet
- Veterinary care when needed

As an adopter, you should understand that these cats are unlikely to become social, affectionate lap cats. They will most likely remain shy and skittish around people but may warm up to those who take care of them, particularly those who feed them.

Our outdoor cats are:
- Spayed/Neutered
- Up to date on vaccines
- Have tested negative for FeLV/FIV