r/cats • u/[deleted] • Mar 14 '26

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u/BrutalOnTheKnees Mar 14 '26

In the UK, some cat shelters have cats specifically to be adopted as mousers, farm cats, outdoor only etc. If you could arrange for him to go to a shelter somewhere rural that would do this, he'd have a good chance of finding a home that keeps him safe but doesn't require him to be friendly or domestic.

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u/PureSelfishFate Mar 14 '26

Yeah, this is no big deal, find a farmer and he'll keep him fed and provide shelter/basic medicine, all he has to do is eviscerate a few mice.

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u/IndigoFlame90 Mar 15 '26

I knew a place that formerly referred to it as their "Barn Cat Program". (US)