Farm cat

It's K.J. McGlynn, who grew up.

Did you grow up with barn cats?

I did.

Yes.

So here you are in rural Wisconsin.

You know cats.

And because I don't need to know the year, but it was long enough ago where barn cats were thought of differently, even than barn cats today, I suggest.

So those cats were not really part of the family, I'm guessing.

Well,

Barn Cats, you know.

Yeah.

Oh, they're cute.

yeah um for those who don't know in or in um central florida there's a uh i think claremont to be precise there's a place called save a fox uh save a fox south a wonderful place i volunteered there to help just you know build some of the pens uh but you know you've heard the maybe you'll don't know this but i foxes are my favorite animals i mean to me i think they're like the ultimate hybrid of dogs and cats oh

my god look at all them babies

Yeah, they're barn cats.

He

We don't know what happened to her.

And that happens with barn cats.

Yes it does.

They're like, "Oh, we're gonna go on a walkabout and just not come back," or they get hit by a car, or they get picked off by a coyote.

Yep.

Cute.

And they just got two new barn cats for the new barn they put up, and, uh, her husband has been wanting to name a couple animals Ham and Cheese for a while.

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