Saint Louis, MO
St Louis Feral Cat Outreach works with many dedicated volunteers, politicians, businesses, rescues, and other community stakeholders to work to manage cat homelessness. St Louis Feral Cat Outreach works with many dedicated volunteers, politicians, businesses, rescues, and other community stakeholders to work to manage cat homelessness. Each cat we fix and return is another cat that won’t reproduce - and fewer kittens for years to come.
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.
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