The
gravel and mulch have been picked up at the local hardware stores. The plan is to put gravel around the base of
the inside of the fence, just in case we have any little critters that might
want to try and dig their way out! The
mulch is to become a large “cat litter pan”.
We will see how that works out.
Should be cheaper than wheat cat litter!
On my way out to check progress, I saw Andy sitting in the garage window. As I passed by he asked me when we were going to have his Cat Cave ready! He poses behind heavy duty wire screen that Gordon had to install because they kept ripping the regular screens whenever they felt we weren’t letting them out frequently enough!
The
cage is roughly shaped like the crude diagram below.
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3 car garage
Cat
Door will go here - >
To allow them access to
Shelter
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Gate
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East
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73’ long
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Work
Shop
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Outdoor
Cat Cage #1
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Bamboo |
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Sunny
Area | Gate
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Zach
Woodfin, helper extraordinaire, came over at 8 a.m. both mornings this weekend
to help Gordon! It was cold when they started each day … just
above freezing temperatures and no sunshine!
Gordon
and Zach have installed cross bracing and wire above where the two gates will
go. Here is the beginning of the 4x7
gate at the North end. They also had to
install a small support vertical beam because the farm fencing needed more
support along the span.
Here
is how the South end with the 6 x 8 gate is coming along. The bigger gate is needed to get the riding mower in there if needed.
I'm sure the cats are really, really excited! Meow!
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