🐱Barn cats are crucial for rodent control on farms, preventing infestations.
🔍Training barn cats involves keeping them in a crate for a few weeks to establish their new home territory.
😺Introducing new barn cats to existing ones may lead to territorial disputes and fights.
🏡Creating a safe and comfortable space for new barn cats is essential for their adjustment and well-being.
⚡Installing poultry netting or other barriers can prevent escape and keep barn cats contained.
Why are barn cats important on farms?
—Barn cats play a vital role in controlling rodent populations, protecting farms from infestations.
How do you train barn cats?
—Barn cats are trained by keeping them in a crate for a couple of weeks to familiarize them with their new home environment.
What happens when new barn cats encounter existing ones?
—Territorial disputes and fights can occur when new barn cats are introduced to existing ones.
How do you create a comfortable space for barn cats?
—Providing a room with litter, food, water, and bedding helps new barn cats feel safe and secure.
How can you prevent barn cats from escaping?
—Installing poultry netting or barriers can prevent barn cats from escaping and roaming outside their designated area.
00:01Introduction to the legend of Molly Murder Mittens, a fearsome barn cat
03:55Importance of barn cats in controlling rodents on farms
06:56Introduction of new barn cats, Molly and Jenny
09:59Molly's first escape and the challenges of keeping her contained
10:18Jenny's role in reuniting with Molly
11:10Continued escapes by Molly, leading to the decision for a camera installation
11:57Conclusion and future plans for Molly
