Get this cat a realtor. He needs a new house pronto. One with window sills long enough for a guy to stretch out on. I had a small city row house once with a tiny window at sidewalk level, in the stairwell to the basement. It was the perfect size and depth for a cat to keep an eye on passersby. Imagine if architects actually designed houses with the family pets in mind.
justaweecatnap -- You are SO right about designing homes with animals in mind. When Webster was alive I took him with me to an Open House I was hosting for another realtor. All of the windows were up high and there were no sidelights at the front door. There was absolutely no place for him to look outside and he was miserable so he paced and whined and I was pretty miserable too. It took years for that house to sell, maybe for that very reason. xo, Rosemary
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...and washing his tummy. :)
Get this cat a realtor. He needs a new house pronto. One with window sills long enough for a guy to stretch out on.
I had a small city row house once with a tiny window at sidewalk level, in the stairwell to the basement. It was the perfect size and depth for a cat to keep an eye on passersby. Imagine if architects actually designed houses with the family pets in mind.
justaweecatnap -- You are SO right about designing homes with animals in mind. When Webster was alive I took him with me to an Open House I was hosting for another realtor. All of the windows were up high and there were no sidelights at the front door. There was absolutely no place for him to look outside and he was miserable so he paced and whined and I was pretty miserable too. It took years for that house to sell, maybe for that very reason.
xo, Rosemary
I'm feeling a little cramped myself looking at this kitty.
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