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Cat Enclosures


Some we know:

Remember that "can-do" attitude we told you about last month? You won't believe what George set his mind to this time!

George the daredevil

Do you see him up there? This is a safe outdoor cat enclosure which George would live in if he didn't have to come inside to eat. He likes to play with those pods on the vine. He decided fresher is better, and went for the ones at the top! But close enough wasn't good enough for our King of the Jungle! No! George wanted the pods that were just out of reach. He stretched as far as he could. But then he couldn't figure out how to get back down. So Buttercup climbed up to help him. She couldn't carry him down, so she just showed him the proper way to descend a fence.

Buttercup to the rescue Cat Enclosure


In the end, his foster mom had to get a ladder and rescue the poor little guy all over again! Hard to believe this little guy has a separation of the spine and was once more than 90% paralyzed! He certainly doesn't believe it!




Another example

Making use of existing walls, only the pool fencing had to be installed. 1/4" heavy-guage screen provides a barrier. Lattice and vines cover the top and provide shade. Cat Enclosure

Cat Enclosure Add some perches. Install a pet door. Build a "porch".

Happy little campers!
Cat Enclosure




One more

This one is made from all chain link construction, including the gate. The larger gaps are covered with chicken wire to prevent escapes. Totally concealed behind the wall. Cat Enclosure
Cat Enclosure

Plenty of room for towers and houses. Rounded pea gravel is gentle on the feet, and easy to clean. Sunshade covers the chain link top, to keep it nice and cool.

Great for dogs, too!
Cat Enclosure




Animal Loving Friends is in need of some cat enclosures so we can save more lives. If you, or anyone you know, is willing to donate or deeply discount the labor to build them, please email alfrescue @ hotmail.com right away! We also need some more materials.




Below are links to some more of our favorite pet enclosures from the Internet.

You can purchase plans to build your own SafeCat Outdoor Enclosure from Just4Cats. This one is our favorite. See them all at http://www.just4cats.com/page7.html.

If you want to get really extravagant, take a look at what our friends from Down Under provide for their cats! Cats of Australia. Be sure to click "Next Page" to see them all. This one is Paradise!


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Tempe, AZ 85284

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