Cats

Here, kitty kitty!

Two gray kittens with white markings playing on grass.

Cats play a valuable role in our farm community, contributing in various ways that enhance both the environment and the well-being of our farm animals.

One of the primary benefits of having cats on a farm is their ability to control rodent populations. Farm settings often attract mice, rats, and other small pests that can cause damage, spread disease, and create an unhealthy environment. Cats are natural hunters and can significantly reduce these populations, leading to a healthier and more productive farm community.

Meet our cats!

  • Gray and white cat lying on the ground near a metal object and straw.

    Boots

    Boots and Heather were found in an older mans barn in Shelby, NC in April 2024. He wanted nothing to do with them. A facebook friend mentioned them and we agreed to pick them up. 

    We bottle fed them until they could eat solid food. We were told they were sisters, until be took them to be spayed and the vet said, "surprise" Macy is a boy. So, we changed his name to Boots. 

    Sponsor Boots!
  • Gray cat interacting with fake flowers and ribbons on hay

    Heather

    Rescued together with Boots!

    Sponsor Heather!
  • Orange tabby cat lying on a surface with a red planter and green plant in the background.

    Tigger

    Tigger came from an animal shelter in Greensboro, NC about 10 years ago. The owner’s parents would not let her keep him, so we adopted him. 

    Sponsor Tigger!
Young man sitting outdoors holding a ginger cat.

Book your next visit!

Our animals are so eager to meet you! Use the link below to come for a tour, meet our herd and fill your cup with the unconditional love animals are best at sharing.

A gray kitten being bottle-fed by a person.

“A generous person will prosper; whoever refreshes others will be refreshed.”

Proverbs 11:25

Pictured: Heather as a kitten