Professional Designer Turns Ordinary Home Into A Cat Paradise!

[Omaha Steve]

http://blog.theanimalrescuesite.com/catparadisehome/?


Peter Cohen is a professional house builder and designer. When he bought his home in California, there were two feral cats that lived in the yard. What started out as a way to aid a couple of feral cats, later became a safe haven for 15 rescues that live the dream life! Cohen built bridges, indoor tunnels, and passageways throughout the home and the cats LOVE it! How cool is this?

[TexasTowelie]

1. That looks like my cat on the spiral ramp!

[ryan_cats]

2. That would be paradise for me!

That would be paradise for me!

The only downside is I get a massive oof when one of my big cats jumps from the dresser to my stomach at 3:00am, I'd hate to feel it from a ceiling jump, unless it was ceiling cat.

[Liberal_in_LA]

3. Kick

[DiehardLiberal]

4. Bless them! We need more like those guys.. Lucky pussycats!!

[rusty quoin]

5. I love stories like this Steve. We have three, but this kind of construction and understanding

is great. It's like how can I come close to cat heaven like this.

[nadinbrzezinski]

6. Just from watching that my nose is running

(yes I am allergic to cats)

[Mike__M]

7. Awesome set up

We've got ramps, steps, shelves and catwalks for our cats, but they are nowhere near as polished-looking as these.

[JudyM]

11. Awesome that you have those things. Loved the shark tunnel, though, right?!

Slapping bright paint on things helps a lot, too.

[shenmue]

8. Is that Heaven?

[hfojvt]

9. seems like an expensive hobby for some rich people

although they apparently have three incomes in the house, so that helps.

Still

$40-50,000 for ramps
15 litter boxes
lots of cat food
a bunch of surgeries (and other vet bills)
4 robot vacuums (@ $400)

apparently they are not in the group of Americans who live paycheck to paycheck and worry about saving enough to ever be able to retire.

[Solly Mack]

10. I want to live there!