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Meet the Cats of Ohana Farms
The rabbits may be the stars around here, but they aren't the only animals calling Ohana Farms home.
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From our TNR colony to our Ragdolls and one very special rescue, the cats of Ohana Farms each have their own place here.
The TNR Colony
Caring for the Colony
TNR stands for Trap-Neuter-Return: cats are humanely trapped, spayed or neutered, and returned to the place they call home.
These cats have an important job around the farm, too. They're part of everyday farm life and help keep the balance around the property.
We're proud to give them a safe place to live, regular care, and a life on their own terms.
From feral cat to pirate queen
Meet Macaroni
At around three months old, she was part of a feral cat colony that needed to be relocated. Ohana Farms took in the whole group.
Macaroni is incredibly friendly, and we suspect she may have once been someone's family pet before being dumped after something happened to her eye.
Macaroni's days of being a feral cat are over. These days, she has much more important things to do, like sleeping on a lap, getting loved on, and living her very best life.
Ragdoll Cats
They are sure to steal your heart.
If you know anything about Ragdolls, you already know how hard it is to resist those blue eyes, silky coats, and ridiculously cute little faces.
So, we love when a new litter is on the way! Be sure to keep up with us on Facebook to see when we are on kitten watch.