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Far Left:
Climbing wall with scooped beds and shelves. There were benches to be placed beneath the shelves to serve as the "first step" up.
Middle:
Corner area with sisal tread shelves leading to a wall of windows and a long sisaled run across those windows. This allowed the cats easy access to an already in place wide windowsill for maximized bird and squirrel viewing!
Above:
Here is the long run allowing multiple cats to view out the window simultaneously. Some can sit on the sill and some cat perch higher up on the sisaled run.
This client had a number of feral cats living outside her home that she had trapped, sterilized, and was caring for. When the neighborhood association threatened to kill them she built a sunroom on the back of her home to accomodate them. She requested vertical space to try and appeal to their needs as best she could. Needless to say they are very pampered ferals!
This was quite a multiple cat household combined with four dogs. The challenge was that the home was humble in size and the cats did not have enough space to get away from the dogs. Because of this, there was intercat aggression and we needed to achieve vertical space without taking up anymore floor space. They needed a place of their own. They also needed good scratching opportunities and feeding stations up off of the floor so that the dogs could not access the cat food.
