Sanctuary Residents

Feral cats often lead tragic lives that end prematurely due to starvation, exposure to harsh weather, or the danger of hungry predators. And because they are wild, they usually cannot become typical house cats. That’s where we step in. Pet Patrol is an entirely no-kill rescue that is determined to keep cats of all kinds safely indoors. This includes feral and semi-wild cats. If a feral cat comes into our care, we’ll house them at the sanctuary just like we would any other – even if it means they’ll be permanent additions to the sanctuary’s feline community.

Many of our Sanctuary Residents could also be considered Hobby Farm Cats! These cats would be quite content living at a farm, hobby farm, horse stable, or other semi-indoor location that provides food, clean water, proper shelter, and love on a daily basis. Hobby Farm Cats make wonderful helpers because they safely rid farms of rodents that can harbor parasites that infect other animals. Hantavirus, for example, can be present in deer or mice droppings and is life-threatening to humans. Rodents also cause damage to grain storage and feed.

All of Pet Patrol’s Hobby Farm Cat candidates are spayed or neutered, have their full vaccinations, and are cleared of any parasites. They are healthy and well cared for here, but would thrive in the farm environment. They may never have the opportunity to be handled by people and would prefer that we humans stay at arms length, but they trust us for food, shelter, safety, and a kind word.

If you can provide a safe and healthy rural property Pet Patrol’s Hobby Farm Cats, please email askus@petpatrol.ca or call 519-669-1979. No adoption fee applies.

Below are some of our long-term Sanctuary Residents.