A shelter in Spokane, Washington, has come up with a brilliant idea to care for homeless cats. Instead of living a uncertain shelter life, the rescue group helps these kitties find a job!
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Nearly 3 million animals are euthanized in shelters each year, more than half of them are cats. Instead of living a life in cages or facing possible euthanasia, SpokAnimal shelter match these beautiful furry creatures to their calling by giving them a job!
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The program is called Farm Livin', which gives the kitties an opportunity to do what they do best - being a mouser.
The program pairs shelter cats with cat caring people who own farms, warehouses or any property dealing with rodent issues. Cats that can't find a home can live in those places where they become rodent managers.
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They are spayed or neutered, vaccinated and given a clean bill of health.
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The farms adopt animals that would otherwise be deemed "unadoptable" for various reasons. But now more than 1,700 kitties have been saved through the program since June 2009.
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The adopted kitties have been wonderful to their employers, or rather their families.
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You can learn more about the
Farm Livin' program here.
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