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The Cat House
It's not really a
cat house, but a separate area within my pet boarding facility
where my foster cats live until they are adopted through the SICSA
Pet Adoption Center
as well as three feral cats who are not suitable for adoption.
We keep it as homelike as possible
with a few added extras. It is climate controlled with plenty
of room to allow for climbing areas, snoozing and
playtime. In addition, it is equipped with stereo,
TV, a separate quarantine area for new arrivals and an
attached screened-in kitty patio. Here's a little photo tour!
No finicky
eaters here! The cats eat only premium pet
food and are all on a feeding
schedule. |
Moose, who's
on a diet, meows at me in front of the open
refrigerator. |
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Amber joined
us a couple of years ago when she was nine years
old. She is feral but I don't know how she ever
survived on her own considering she only had one
tooth! When she was spayed, tests revealed that
Amber is a possible FIP carrier even though she is healthy
and shows no sign of illness. For this reason she
can have no contact with the other cats and has her own
separate and quite spacious quarters. She seems
quite content and has come to accept me as her
friend. |
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A friend and I
built a completely enclosed patio area for the foster cats to
enjoy when the weather is warm. The 'screen' is
escape-proof heavy gauge metal wire. I custom made the
waterproof awning and using plastic PVC pipe and the leftover
awning fabric we built
the kitty hammocks you see in the photograph on the
left. Rain or shine, the cats all love lounging on
their kitty patio!
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