New farm help

[Darren Wright]

Saw a sign on a car after some over lunch Walmart errands, decided we could use some extra hands to help out.


The current farm hand wasn’t too receptive at first, but explained to him it was a promotion, he’s starting to warm up to them.

 

[Dave Hoskins]

Put it to work! Needs to earn it's keep. Cute little bugger.

 

[Bill Arnold]

Cute little kitties! Bobbie saw this photo and fell in love with the black and white one because it looks a bit like her tuxedo cat.

 

[Paul Douglass]

Our poor old cat is so skinny now we don't even have to open the door to let him out. Been the best cat we have ever had. Thinks he is just one of the dogs.

 

[Jim Daughtridge]

So cute!! We rescued this one out of a ditch at 4 weeks, follows me around like a puppy!

 

[Brent Dowell]

Congrats on the new hands! With the way the rodent population has been around here lately, could use a few outdoor cats ourselves.

Of course the last time I trapped a feral cat, we locked him in the guest bathroom for 4 months, and well, this is him now.

 

[Dave Hawksford]

I'm petty confadent Jimmy wouldnot like the promotion if I hired a new shop hand .

 

[Darren Wright]

Well I used the "warming up" phrase lightly, if you consider him being 6 feet away and not hissing at them anymore. He has been taunting them, laying down like he wants to play, then swatting them when they get close enough. They are learning quick though who is in charge and come over to me...lol

 

[Peter Rideout]

Saw a sign on a car after some over lunch Walmart errands, decided we could use some extra hands to help out.
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The current farm hand wasn’t too receptive at first, but explained to him it was a promotion, he’s starting to warm up to them.

Very cute. I like cats.

Beware!!! My wife and son conspired to get some new barn cats almost 12 years ago. They were too “defenceless” to go to the barn right away. Two are full time house cats, the third moved to the shop last winter after developing some unsanitary behaviours in the house. We feed and encourage two feral cats who patrol the property.

 

[Darren Wright]

Yeah, these two need a few more weeks before I can leave them out, a small hawk or owl will carry them off at this point if they are out in the open. They’ve been hanging out on the porch and in the bushes/plants around the house. They seem to understand the dangers already, their momma taught them well before she left.

We have to go to see the grandkids in a few weeks, I dare not take them, as I might not make it back home with them.