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St Louis Feral Cat Outreach works with volunteers, public officials, businesses, rescues, and other community partners to address cat homelessness. Its spay/neuter and return efforts help prevent additional litters.
Barn-cat adopters must provide shelter in a barn, stable, or outbuilding; daily food and water; veterinary care as needed; and a secure indoor enclosure for a three-week acclimation period.
Contact the organization about its barn-cat program. It reviews the placement and guides approved caretakers through safe setup and the three-week acclimation period.
It's primarily a TNR (trap-neuter-return) and community-cat organization, but it does run a barn-cat placement program for outdoor working cats.
Adopters must provide shelter in a barn, stable, or outbuilding, daily food and water, veterinary care as needed, and a secure indoor enclosure for a three-week acclimation period.
The St. Louis metropolitan region and surrounding areas.