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TNR Progrm

Not every cat can live indoors — but they still deserve a safe place to call home.

Street Cats Club places working barn cats on farms, rural properties, and barns, where they can live safely while helping control rodent populations.

These cats are typically feral or unsocialized and are happiest living independently outdoors.

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Why Barn Cats?

Barn cats provide:

  • Natural rodent control

  • Reduced poison use

  • A safe home for cats that cannot be adopted or returned to their previous colony

At the same time, they receive:

  • Food

  • Shelter

  • Veterinary care

  • Protection

How the Program Works

All barn cats placed through the Street Cats Club are:

Spayed or Neutered

Vaccinated

Ear-Tipped

Health Checked

Adopters must agree to:

Provide Daily Food & Water

Provide Shelter

Confine Cats for 3 Weeks During Relocation

IDEAL LOCATIONS

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Farms

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Barns

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Rural Properties

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