Cowgirl - Barn Cat

Horse owners can enlist the help of a barn cat to keep their facility running smoothly. Opening your barn doors to a stray or rescue cat can be very beneficial. There are numerous rescue organizations that actively seek barn homes for their felines. Most of the time, cats are quite smart around horses and keep an acceptable distance. If you’re wondering if you should add one, flip through the top reasons to own a barn cat.

Cowgirl - Barn Cat

Barn cats keep the rodents away. You might try to secure feed bins and keep your stable as clean as possible, but the mice seem to still linger around. A cat will solve this problem quickly. Strays and rescues that have spent time outside seem to have expert hunting skills. If your problem is very bad, two may be in favor. Within a few weeks, you’ll be happy to see less and less of those pesky rodents.

Cowgirl - Barn Cat

Cats also hunt other pests like spiders, bees, flies, and mosquitoes. They are often thrilled to chase an annoying fly or buzzing bee. It’s no mystery they enjoy a good hunt.

Cowgirl - Barn Cat

Maybe one of the best reasons for some, they can provide laughter and affection for all your barn guests. Children seem to flock to adorable kittens and purring cats. Adults get a good laugh at snoozing ones and become amazed by their daring climbing skills.

Cats have been living in barns throughout history. They seem to fit right in! Adopting a cat is a great way to save a life and embark on a mutually beneficial relationship. Maybe it’s time you found a feline friend!