Dozens of cats were left behind when this property was sold. A number of them show signs of neurological issues, but most are friendly and appear mostly healthy. The cats listed below have not been altered yet. We need help finding options for some of these cats, especially those who are not adoptable. Please click these buttons for more information about the situation on site, and more information on the cats themselves.
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All of the adoptable cats have found homes, we are now working to find barn homes. These cats are not feral and many can be handled, but are not suitable for adopting into a house.
All cats going to barn homes will have been spayed or neutered, tested for FIV & FeLV, and vaccinated.
Barn homes will need to be able to confine the cats for a number of weeks while they become acclimated to their new home. Enclosed tack rooms are perfect for this, though large cages work as well.
Miso, male - neutered, tested & vaccinated
Status: barn cat
Cookie Monster, unknown sex
Status: barn cat
Fern, possible pregnant female
Status: barn cat
Skip,unknown gender
Status: barn cat
Trina, female -spayed, tested & vaccinated
Status: barn cat
LeeLou, Male - neutered.
Tested and vaccinated.
Status: barn cat
Neptune, Female, spayed. 8 months old. Tested and vaccinated.
Status: barn cat
Helios, Male - neutered, tested & vaccinated
Status: barn cat
Nutmeg:Unknown gender,
Status: barn cat
Uma , female
Spayed, tested, vaccinated
Status: barn cat
Contact was made with Cincinnati Cats through a long time resource of ours asking for help or connections for these unfortunate cats. We have been providing food, supplies and logistics to the cats on site, but don't have the ability to take any of the cats in. We reached out to our partners at SPCA Cincinnati who have taken in a number of cats and kittens so for, including one of the cats with neurological issues. SPCA continues to intake cats from the site as they are able. This gives us hope for the adoptable cats, but we are now looking for options for cats not suitable for adoption. A number of the cats need barn homes. Even the sociable cats would be great for someone wanting a friendly barn cat as they are all proven hunters.
The cats with neurological issues present additional challenges given that we do not know the cause at this time. We would love to find help for these wonderful cats, both in placement and in diagnostic/treatment placement. Please see the videos of these cats in the menu.
Captain Crinkle, Unknown gender,
mild neurological syumptoms
Status: Likely barn cat, but seems friendly
Benny B, male
Neurological issues
Status: Adoptable
The Don, male
Neutered, tested, vaccinated
Neurological issues
Status: Maybe Adoptable
Taffy, female
Mild neurological syptoms
Status: friendly barn cat
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The Don, male
Neutered, tested, vaccinated
Neurological issues
Status: Maybe Adoptable
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Duncan, male
Neurological issues
Status: Adoptable
-Always closely behind his buddy, The Don
GG aka Gloria, female
Neurological
Status: Adoptable