Questions About Placement

No because re travel up to 2 hours each way to place the cats.  A home visit would just be a waste of time and gasoline.  We set up a date/time to deliver the cats but retain the right to…
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No – sorry!  This is a privacy issue for the barn owner.  When you release the cats to Barn Cats, Inc., you put the lives of these cats in our hands.  We try and make the very best decision for…
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Placements are listed in the BLOG each Sunday for the previous week.  It will say “Barn in Waxahachie (Moxie, Rena, Rachel)”.  Just follow the BLOG and you will know when your cats have been placed.  Three weeks later when equipment…
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Sometimes they all stay and sometimes 2 out of 3 stay…you never know.  This is very hard to determine because you may not even see the cats once they are released.  We have had them move to neighbor’s barns, just…
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Yes – this happens several times each year.  We ask all kinds of questions by phone but we always retain the right to now leave the cats if we do not feel comfortable about the site.  We will not set…
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Does someone live on the property or is someone there each day? Do the other animals look well carried for? Is there something for coyote control? (Great Pyrenees dog, llama, donkey) Is there a safe place to put the cage…
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We use two or three sections of caging that fit together for the cage at the barn site.  It is 2 feet wide by 6 feet or 9 feet long with a door at each end.  The feeder/waterer is at…
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Cats are housed in Great Dane size cages while waiting for a barn to be assigned.  Each cage is next to a window or close to a window so they can watch the birds and have entertainment.  In the cage…
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