Working Cat Program

Give Independent Cats a Job, and a Safe Place to Call Home.

Not Every Cat Wants to Be a House Cat. Some Prefer a Job.

Some cats are healthy and capable of living long lives, but they are not comfortable as lap cats.

These cats may:

Instead of euthanasia, we provide these cats with an alternative placement where they can live safely and naturally.

Working cats help deter rats, mice, and other pests without the use of poisons.

You provide a home for a cat that may otherwise have limited options.

These cats are generally independent and ask for little beyond food, water, and shelter.

Avoid toxic rodenticides that can harm pets, wildlife, and the environment.

These cats are the hardest to place.

What You Provide

To be successful, working cats need:

A barn, tack room, garage, warehouse, shed, or similar enclosed structure.

Even the best hunters need regular meals.

A secure enclosure for 2–4 weeks so the cat learns this is home. (We can provide these set ups)

Veterinary care as needed and long-term commitment.

Tell us about your property and why you want working cats.

Our team ensures your environment is a good fit.

We match you with one or more cats based on your property and needs.

We provide instructions and support.

Keep cats safely confined for 2–4 weeks.

We remain available for guidance after placement.