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Though they may have a more wild temperament, they may be treated as house cats or derive sustenance solely from their job of lowering the mouse and rat populations. In the latter case, lack of guaranteed food supply, and the necessity of physical exertion on their part, will tend to cause the cats to be much leaner than their domestic counterparts.

Farm cats also known as barn cats, are cats kept primarily for the purpose of catching the smaller vermin found on farms and ranches, which would otherwise eat and/or contaminate the farmer's crops, and especially grain or feed stocks. They are often semi-feral (wild) cats, and thus caution should be taken around them.

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If you're a fan of the farm cat then check out the farm cats below. Our community has collected many pictures, videos, blogs of the farm cat and we invite you to explore them all. more pets >>>

  • Danyo
    Danyo

    Age: 18Y Sex: F

    Canada

  • bug
    bug

    Age: 8M Sex: F

    United States

  • Vlad
    Vlad

    Age: 5Y Sex: M

    Canada

  • fuzzer
    fuzzer

    Age: 13Y Sex: F

    United States

  • butterscotch
    butterscotch

    Age: 11Y Sex: F

    United States

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  • Me and Mama. She's holding me cuz I'm cold.
  • Me on the fence
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