Barn Cats **Pic Heavy**

[ILoveJoe]

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I'll say! It was even pooping in their litter boxes and up in the rafters of the barn and sticking it's hands in the water. Just RUDE.

I need to trap that critter and that possum before I put my chickens out.

 

[ILoveJoe]

Here is a rare pic of all the cats, dogs and Hoss together getting treats.
This morning:

 

[Barnyard]

OMG! Those are just precious!! Thank you for sharing!

You call them barn cats...... I call them "spoiled"

 

[ILoveJoe]

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Yeah 'Barn Cats' is pretty loose at this point. They do still visit the barn, does that count?

 

[KellyGwen]

I love the pictures! It's so nice to see someone take good care of their "barn cats"... I've seen so many farms who have SO MANY cats, people dump them for a nice "life on the farm". The cats turn feral and the farm can't properly care for them all, neuter them, no vaccines and sick kitties missing limbs, etc... It can be a real horror show.

Again, it's so nice to see these little babies so fat and sassy

BTW: you can NEVER post too many pictures... Your photos are GREAT!

 

[PitterPaws]

awww I used to have a cat that looked just like your Pastel, her name was Ashes that was when I was younger around 20 or so years ago.
Love the kitties, sweet, sweet, sweet! any more you can post
Are you a professional Photographer? Those are great pictures!

 

[Lunachick]

Thanks so much for posting those adorable pictures. They are beautiful. You got some great shots of total cat cuteness...(& kitten stuff too!) I wish you well with taking care of them, so they don't go missing!

 

[ILoveJoe]

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I had all the cats spayed/neutered and shots. I was afraid I would turn into the crazy cat lady with 600 cats in the barn, all named and photographed. *phew*

 

[ILoveJoe]

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Not a professional photographer, I just have a really good camera and alot of patience watching the cats, chickens, horses etc..

 

[ILoveJoe]

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Thanks. I hope no more will go missing. They go into the shed with their cat food everynight and they hang around the house mostly during the day.

This is now the chicken coop: