Trip

Trip has lived a tough life, coming from a hoarding situation where survival meant staying quiet and out of sight. As a result, he's still very wary of people and prefers to keep his distance. Human affection isn’t something he’s ready for, and may never be, but that doesn’t mean he doesn’t deserve a second chance.<br/><br/>Trip is looking for a barn home where he can live safely and independently. He would do best in a low-traffic, rural setting with a warm, dry place to sleep and regular meals. In return, he’ll help keep the rodent population in check and bring a quiet, watchful presence to your property.<br/><br/>Trip doesn’t ask for much, just kindness, space, and the dignity to live life on his own terms. If you have room in your barn and heart for a cat who simply wants to exist in peace, Trip might be the perfect addition.

Trip has lived a tough life, coming from a hoarding situation where survival meant staying quiet and out of sight. As a result, he's still very wary of people and prefers to keep his distance. Human affection isn’t something he’s ready for, and may never be, but that doesn’t mean he doesn’t deserve a second chance.

Trip is looking for a barn home where he can live safely and independently. He would do best in a low-traffic, rural setting with a warm, dry place to sleep and regular meals. In return, he’ll help keep the rodent population in check and bring a quiet, watchful presence to your property.

Trip doesn’t ask for much, just kindness, space, and the dignity to live life on his own terms. If you have room in your barn and heart for a cat who simply wants to exist in peace, Trip might be the perfect addition.

Trip has lived a tough life, coming from a hoarding situation where survival meant staying quiet and out of sight. As a result, he's still very wary of people and prefers to keep his distance. Human affection isn’t something he’s ready for, and may never be, but that doesn’t mean he doesn’t deserve a second chance.

Trip is looking for a barn home where he can live safely and independently. He would do best in a low-traffic, rural setting with a warm, dry place to sleep and regular meals. In return, he’ll help keep the rodent population in check and bring a quiet, watchful presence to your property.

Trip doesn’t ask for much, just kindness, space, and the dignity to live life on his own terms. If you have room in your barn and heart for a cat who simply wants to exist in peace, Trip might be the perfect addition.