Tabby kittens & cats in Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin

We have a few barn cats looking for a shop, barn, or outbuilding to call home! All of our barn cats are spayed/neutered and up to date on vaccines before adoption. These cats are FERAL. They are not friendly house cats looking for cuddles. They prefer to coexist with people while helping keep rodent populations under control. CHA does not place friendly cats or kittens as barn cats. Our barn cat program is reserved for feral cats that would not thrive living indoors and deserve a safe place to call home. They will also need the commitment to provide them with as needed vet care as well as shelter in a garage or barn. We ask that all barn cats go in pairs unless your property already has barn cats. Adoption fee: waived

🌹 Meet Minnie Rose! 🌹 There is nothing small about Minnie Rose — she’s a big girl with an equally big personality and some very firm opinions about personal space. 💕 🎂 Age: 9 years old 💗 Personality: Curious, smart, independent & wonderfully quirky 🤗 Affection: Loves being near her people — on her terms ✋ Handling: Touch-sensitive; does not enjoy being picked up or over-petted 👧 Kids: Adult-only home 🏡 Ideal Home: Quiet, patient & understanding 🧺 Favorite Thing: Her beloved basket — and YES, it comes with her! 🌹 Currently: Relaxing in a foster home After spending nine years with her family, Minnie found herself back at the shelter when she was surrendered. The transition was incredibly difficult for her, and after many months of shelter life, she became withdrawn and depressed. Thankfully, Minnie is now in a foster home, where she’s been able to relax, settle into a routine, and show us who she really is. ❤️ And who is Minnie Rose? She's curious. She's smart. She's a little grumpy. She's quirky. And she knows exactly how she wants to be loved. Minnie absolutely LOVES her basket, and it's so important to her that it will be going home with her when she's adopted! 🧺 Her foster dad has earned a special place in her heart by spending time near her every morning and letting Minnie decide when she wants affection. More often than not, she chooses to climb right into his lap. She even gives her foster mom little nose kisses! 🥹 Minnie loves being near her people, but she isn't a cat who wants to be picked up, held, or constantly petted. She's very touch-sensitive and may try to bite if she's overhandled or startled by an unexpected touch. Minnie needs someone who will pay attention to her body language and respect when she says she's had enough. Most of her days are spent lounging, snoozing, observing her surroundings, and enjoying her people's company on her own terms. She's looking for a quiet, adult-only home with someone who will give her the time and space she needs to build trust. Minnie Rose isn't going to be the right cat for every home — and that's okay. 🌹 She doesn't need everyone to want her. She just needs that one person who appreciates a little attitude, doesn't need their cat to be endlessly cuddly, and understands how rewarding it can be to earn the trust of a sensitive cat. 🏡 After nine years in a home and a difficult adjustment to shelter life, Minnie deserves somewhere she can finally exhale and feel secure again. Maybe that's with you. ❤️

🐾 Meet Waffle! 🧇🧡 Waffle is a goofy 6-month-old orange tabby with a sweet personality, a gentle nature, and a knack for making people laugh. This funny little guy is ready to trade shelter life for a home of his own! 🎂 Age: 6 months old 🐈 Breed: Domestic Shorthair 🎨 Color: Orange Tabby ✂️ Neutered: Yes 💗 Personality: Friendly, gentle & goofy 🤧 Medical: Chronic upper respiratory symptoms 🏡 Hopeful For: A home where he can relax, settle in & thrive 💵 Adoption Fee: $125 Waffle is a sweet, friendly young guy with plenty of personality. He's gentle, affectionate, and just goofy enough to keep his future family entertained. 😂 There is one important thing potential adopters should know about Waffle: he has been dealing with chronic upper respiratory symptoms while in our care. This can look like sneezing, congestion, or nasal/eye discharge. Shelters can be stressful environments for cats, and stress can contribute to recurring URI symptoms. There is a chance Waffle's symptoms may improve — or potentially clear up — once he's settled into a stable home environment. However, we can't guarantee that, and his adopter should be comfortable monitoring his symptoms and working with their veterinarian if he continues to have flare-ups. Waffle doesn't let a case of the sniffles define him. Underneath it all is a hilarious, sweet orange boy who's ready to experience life outside the shelter. 🧡 🏡 If you have room in your home for a goofy little orange guy — sniffles and all — Waffle would love to meet you! 🧇🐾