Cats
are a part of farm life in the Midwest. When we purchased our farm we brought a few with us, but there were a number of wild ones that already were living in the outbuildings. They multiply quickly. We find that the males tend to wander off, but the females stay. While we try to spay and neuter the cats that make our farm home, it only takes one female to provide us with another litter of kittens. |
Zoey |
Zorro |
While
we feed both our house cats and outdoor cats, our Vet tells us that
they earn their keep many times over. We have no rodent problems and the cats devour many crop destroying grasshoppers as well as other insect pests. While being farm cats, our felines are more appropriately described as people cats. The kittens are accustomed to being around us from birth. Their biggest danger is being stepped on by one of us. |
Star |
Sophie and Freddie Joe |
We
may be prejudiced, but we think our cats are special. Most love to be with people. We have some that follow us around in the fields like dogs. The lazier ones, simply await our return. |
Freddie Joe |
Hobo |
From
time to time we have kittens to give away to good homes. If you are ever looking for a beautiful kitten with a wonderful personality, keep us in mind. By taking one of our kittens, you are assured of having a well adjusted cat. Email us for more information. |
Princess and August 15, 2005 Litter |
Princess and February 24, 2007 Litter |
Kitten 1 - Tiger (Male) given to Donna of Missouri |
Kitten
2
- Chevy (Male) given to Ryan of Missouri |
Kitten
3
- (Female) given to Matrisha of Missouri |
Kitten 4 | ZOEY'S LITTER | Kitten 5 |
Kitten
7
- FRITZ (Male) Now named Mr.
Brown given to Gregg and Brenda of Missouri |