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Furkidlets' Mom
post Feb 16 2009, 12:05 PM
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I wasn't quite sure where exactly to put this link, because the idea comes up often (so didn't want it 'buried' in a less-trafficked forum), especially when someone's baby has gone missing in the great outdoors. So I'm just plunking it here - you can move it elsewhere, Marc, if you see fit.

Anyhoo, these are some further ideas for building cat enclosures that I happened upon today. Some of them I don't find all that "enriching", but the addition of more plants and other means for shady and interesting areas could easily be added to many of them:
Cat enclosures - Cats of Australia, and
HSUS cat fencing systems list

If I remember right, I think there was also a link in one of Mink & Willow's Mom's threads, too, as well as one other one I'd posted separately somewhere awhile back. Use the "search" feature to find them. (cat fences, or cat enclosures)


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post Mar 5 2009, 01:28 AM
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Yes, thanks again. Even after Arthur got hurt, I still can't get past the idea of keeping a cat indoors it's whole life. I know the dangers and I know a lot of them deal with it and are perfectly fine. But being an outdoor person myself, just breaks my heart for them to not experience the outdoors. Unless I were to adopt an older cat or special needs cat someday, which is definitey a possibility. The one thing I have discovered about myself thru this whole ordeal is that I don't ever want to be without another pet again..So any ideas to have the best of both worlds is completely welcomed..Ann
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