Adopt Betty Betty is located at Leslie A. Malone Center Betty Location: Leslie A. Malone Center Sex: Female Current Weight: 5.8 lbs Looks Like: Domestic SH Color: Brn Tabby-White Age: 6 Months Intake Date: 10/27/2025 ID: A1340190 About Betty A feral cat is a cat that has never been socialized with humans. A feral cat is not an aggressive cat when left alone but may act with aggression if too much contact is attempted by a human and the cat does not have a visible escape route. A feral cat may become more social in nature in a consistent environment. A feral cat has likely lived much of life outside. Adopt Me Support My Care Share Facebook TikTok Instagram
A working cat (sometimes called a mouser or a barn cat) is one with a history and temperament better suited to an outdoor lifestyle. These cats may live in a barn, stable or other outdoor setting where they have a “job” and a better quality of life.
If you’re interested in adopting a working cat, call 303.751.5772 to learn more about the program, or fill out our Working Cat Adoption Inquiry form. You can also learn more, including how to care for a working cat, on our website.
