Nearly Speechless Sunday: Kitty Playpen

Diane, You got the names right.  He's actually got both paws on the link fence...Sage would whack him if he put a paw on her head :)

Will, It helps them to get their exercise, and some of them almost demand to go out!

Donne, No snake fence here.  Really nothing poisonous seen here...and any small snake that enters the pen does so at their own risk...several have become ghosts as a results of making a wrong turn at Albuquerque and crawling into the pen!

Debbie, I think of that every time RIGHT after I post.  I've got to go look for the group and switch this in.  Thanks!

Cindy, They're mostly garage and laundry room kitties.  Always in at night, they only get the cat run when the weather is good. 

We blew off the leaves Monday night, I'm hoping we're done!

Joan, We built the pen to make sure they get some exercise ....Silvers in particular....she says she's just big boned :)

Dawn, They motor around the run and have a blast!

Pat, When they first showed up at the top of our driveway late on a Sunday night, starving, ear mites galore and pretty grungy.  Got them fed & off to the vet for care the next day.  We compare the "as found" pictures to now..you'd never know it was the same cats.

Michelle, They have a blast.  There's a couple of them that practically demand to go out when the weather's good.  They'll go to the back door, look out at the pen and meow over and over :)

Donna, We're in no hurry for snow, despite having the snowblower in the garage for the first time...managed to avoid it prior, but conceding my shoveling shoulder isn't what it used to be!  Bill

Jane, We tried to find homes initially.  After that, they were all ours!

Jane...shhhh...don't tell anyone, but there's actually 10 total counting the 7 above.  We HAVE hit our final limit....not taking on any more.  We got found again about a year later...another mom cat and her litter.  We were able to give one of the kittens to Liz's parents in Maryland.  The other three hang out in the garage pretty much full time.  Clan A doesn't always like Clan B, so it's like the fox, the goose and the sack of corn puzzle, have to know who's with who to avoid major spats.  Bill