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TNR Progrm

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

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

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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

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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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