Barn cats keep mice, rats, and other small pests under control, protecting feed, grain and equipment.
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Unlike chemical pesticides, barn cats are a natural way to manage rodent populations.
Mice and rats can contaminate animal feed with droppings and disease; barn cats help keep food sources clean.
Once settled in, barn cats require minimal care beyond food, water, and shelter.
I’m quite shy with humans and would do better chasing mice than toys—although toys are fun too!
Boots Jr. Jr.
Litter: Grace JG 7
A well-fed barn cat is a better hunter and stays healthier long-term.
