An orange tabby cat peeking over a wooden ledge, with a blurred background of greenery and sky.

Let our Working Cats work for you!

By nature, some felines are suited entirely for outdoor life. Many of our cats come from situations where they have never been domesticated and joined colonies with other feral cats. Human population booms on the island lead to increased building and construction which causes these colonies to break up and scatter, leaving these cats vulnerable. Our island cats are rescued from environments that can be dangerous to their survival with a bleak outlook for their futures. They are not adjusted, and usually will not adjust, to the indoors and prefer to live outdoors. We refer to these undomesticated felines as “Working Cats”.

Working Cats thrive on the opportunity to rid work yards, warehouses and large properties of unwanted pests and critters. They are excellent at preventing these intruders from causing damage to your property and help to keep other stray cats far away from their new territory - Working Cats become loyal working members of your team.

Our goal at Island Cats is to give our hardest working felines the chance to not only prove themselves, but to be placed where they will be wanted, cared for and valued.

If you are interested in starting a Working Cat Program at your business or property, please contact us to discuss further. We are here to answer any questions and will walk you through the process to ensure success for you and your Working Cat.

Looking for a Jobsite

  • An orange tabby cat standing on a blue fabric-covered surface, licking its nose, with a cluttered indoor background.

    Peanut Butter

    Peanut was rescued from a busy intersection as a kitten and is a very friendly cat. He is a good hunter and bonded with his sister Jelly.

    Peanut is 5 years old

  • A white and orange tabby cat resting inside a blue plastic pipe on a wooden and metal structure outdoors, surrounded by plants and a hanging birdcage and lantern.

    Jelly

    Jelly was rescused from a busy intersection as a kitten. She is bonded with her brother Peanut Butter. She is an excellent huntress and especially good with centipedes.

    Jelly is 5 years old

  • A tabby cat with green eyes lying on the ground, looking slightly upward.

    Mysti

    Mysti was rescued from a busy beach park where traffic was a constant hazard. She is a good huntress and loves pets and hugs. She prefers outdoors but could become an indoor kitty with lots of love to give.

    Mysti is 4 years old

  • A ginger cat lying on a weathered wooden surface outdoors, with foliage and a wire fence in the background.

    G2

    DescriptioG2 was rescued as an adult after a rough time with a dog attack. He has been healed and is reserved and shy. He will guard his area and patrol at night. he is good with catching mice

    G2 is between 3-5 years old

  • A black and brown tortoiseshell cat sitting on a wooden table with a focused expression and green eyes, in front of a background with pink curtains and a wall.

    Shadow

    Shadow came to us from a mass trapping at an old military base. She didn’t want to run away after release and stayed by the road. So she was brought to Island Cats for a safer environment.

    Shadow is 3 years old

  • A tabby cat sitting inside a small wooden house with an arched entrance, with a peach-colored heart-shaped decoration above the entrance.

    Mana

    Mana was rescued from a free roaming cat colony on a business that was removing all of the cats. She was saved along with one of her kittens that is adopted now. mana is a loner and prefers her own company but loves pets from humans. She is good a hunting and will work hard for her family

    mana is around 7 years old

Coming Soon