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Thank you Pamzimmrt!

And God Bless you also for your love of Cats!

I have seen shelters online that have a tunnel access to/from the shelter via a window in the houses. So very cool.

That way, even the house Cats can safely spend time outside.
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A friend of mine fashioned cat shelters from the very large containers that kitty litter comes in. This was at an animal rescue facility. He somehow fastened them to fence posts in a fenced area at the rescue place, and he positioned them a foot or two off the ground.

I only saw pictures, not the real thing. It seems to me that this would be a good way to provide safe housing for feral colonies in the woods. The containers could be attached to the trees, not far up the trunk. It would also work for pets in a person's yard where there are trees.
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I am a 60-year-old man, and I am my 83-year-old mother's primary caregiver. We share a cat and the cat brings so much happiness to both of us. Peace.
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Are there any updates about your cats and dogs?

I have been watching Pets Available at the shelters, even knowing I could no longer have a cat or dog. There was only one with the cutest expression, but not even a breed I ever considered. One out of hundreds. Only a puppy.

The shelters are full right now due to weather disasters across the nation.

Has anyone considered getting a pet lately?
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Cat Mom's are Mothers too!

Happy Mother's Day

Cat & Dog Mom's are the best!
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I talked with a nurse who worked in a nursing home. She told me that they had a “resident” cat that would always go lay on the foot of the bed when someone was dying. The cat would just lie there and keep vigilant watch. She said they could always tell it was close to the end by watching the cat.
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5 Everyday Cat Emergencies

Breakfast is 2 minutes late.
A door is closed.
You petted them too long.
You went to the bathroom alone.
The bottom of the bowl is visible.
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Those are cat emergencies alright,Send.
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Having an orange cat is essential for survival.

Dinosaurs didn't have them, and look at what
happened to dinosaurs.
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send - orange cats are great!!!🐈
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I have a ginger/white cat, he is 15 years old (got him when he was 9 from the county animal shelter). That boy is very observant. I can add something new to the house and he sees it immediately, while hubby will ask months later when he finally notices the item himself :)
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My 3 babies get so jealous of each other sometimes.
I have a tv tray table above my head where I sleep on the couch and Lovee has slept there for years but now,all of them want to be on that table so I had to set up 2 more tv tray tables ,so they could each have one and the fighting would end.
SO now,I'm surrounded by all these tables but they're happy and I guess that's all that really matter's.
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ff 0sounds like a smart cat I have a smart orange cat too. She started to scratch the footstool one day, and I said "No:" firmly (one of the words she knows). So she went over to her scratching post and put her paw on it and looked at me..

lu -I guess the cats rule at your house. too. The lengths we go to to keep them happy. I am content with just one. Three must keep you busy!!! All those cuddles!!!
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