Kitten Palace
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What do you do on a boring rainy day?
This owner built her cat the ultimate palace.
Ratner had recently moved to a new house, and so she had lots of empty boxes lying around and decided to put them to good use.
She grabbed her industrial-strength glue gun and went to work. Building the palace took about five and a half hours or the length of the 1995 BBC adaptation of Pride and Prejudice, according to Ratner and when it was done, it was an absolute masterpiece.
“There are four stories and eight rooms which are all connected with tunnels and ramps,” Ratner said. “Every room is accessible and he can go in the front door and make his way all the way to the attic through the inner tunnels.”
Ratner immediately presented the palace to Peach, who set about exploring the entire palace. He tested out each room, window, balcony until he decided he had explored enough.
Of course, that didn’t stop Peach from trying to eat the palace, anyway.
“He played with it for about ten minutes and has completely ignored it since,” Ratner said. “Still worth it. I think he was disappointed it wasn’t food.”
Of course, that didn’t stop Peach from trying to eat the palace, anyway.
Despite testing to see if it was food, Peach has left the palace surprisingly unscratched, but his mom doesn’t think that will last very long.
“It’s still pretty much intact I give it a month before he rips it to shreds,” Ratner said.
Even if Peach destroys the castle his mom worked so hard on, she won’t mind. He is a prince, after all.
(via TheDodo.com)
Source: https://www.facebook.com/PetFinder.my/photos/a.1386312398081..
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