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Barn Buddies

Barn Buddies Application

Barn Buddies Application

Working Cats / Barn Cats

Spread the news and save a life!  We have healthy, sterilized and vaccinated cats in desperate need of new outdoor homes within 60-minutes of Newnan, GA. All the cats are altered, vaccinated, and provided to you at no costs because you are saving their life. 

All we ask in return is that you provide daily food, water and shelter for the cat(s). 

Because many of the feral and/or stray cats aren't socialized to humans, they aren't good candidates for adoption; therefore, they are at great risk of being killed in our local shelters. These cats vary in temperament (semi-feral to truly feral) and would work well at a farm, horse stable, warehouse, plant nursery, or other suitable outdoor location. These working cats will keep rodents away from food storage areas, vehicle wiring, attic and HVAC wiring, etc. 

If you own or manage property and have permission for long-term placement of animals on the property, please fill out the form below! We will assist you and serve as a resource for you while the cats settle into their new home.

NOTE: Once you submit your form, please commit to Whiskers-n-Paws ONLY because while we may not contact you immediately, we are already working on your request: Checking with the shelter for suitable candidates, scheduling the cats spay/neuter appointments, and coordinating logistics with our volunteers. 

Barn Buddies Application
First Name *
Last Name *
Country
Address Line 1 *
City *
State/Province *
Postal Code *
Please check one of the following that best describes what you're looking for in a working cat
New barn cats need to be initially confined for 4 weeks to convince them to stay. Are you prepared for this?
How many acres is the property?
What type of structure do you have for the cats that will keep them safe from predators and out of inclement weather?
How many feet from the road is the structure located? As a reference, a football field is 300 feet (or 100 yards).
Do you have any dogs that run free on the property?
How Many Dogs Do You Have?
Are all your pets spayed-neutered?
Owning a pet is a lifelong commitment. Are you willing to take responsibility for your new barn cat for the next 15 years (average lifespan of a cat)?
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