Showing posts with label cardboard moroccan cat palace. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cardboard moroccan cat palace. Show all posts

Saturday, June 29, 2013

More Cardboard Moroccan Cat Palace pictures!

Here are some more pictures of our darling little Dynamite enjoying her Cardboard Moroccan Cat Palace.

Top level entrance.
 
Top level, facing the window.

Sometimes, I just see little paws sticking out from behind the arm chair...

And it's because she's lounging like this :)  This time on the second level.

Wednesday, March 27, 2013

Cardboard Moroccan Cat Palace Update

Cardboard Moroccan Cat Palace has been set up in its rightful place behind the armchair and up against the window for quite a while now and I'm please to say Dynamite has taken to it pretty well.  At first it was probably just for the cat nip we sprinkled inside (Cardboard Moroccan Cat Drug Den?), but since then she has claimed it as her own and uses it for gazing out the window, cat naps and just getting away from her humans.  I'd call this an unqualified success.  Maybe the next cardboard palace will be a Chinese style palace, or a Boston style apartment with bay windows.


Oh hai!

Rubbing up on the cardboard corners to mark her scent.  Note the little kitty-teeth-shaped holes.  She sometimes nibbles on her home.

Hopping out for a snack or a snuggle.

Back for a mid-day cat nap.


Sunday, February 10, 2013

Cardboard Moroccan Cat Palace!

It's official, our cat has become a homeowner!  (While mom and dad are still renting... how shameful for us.)




We've been working on this project in our spare time for a few weeks now, and by "we", I mean just me, until I suckered Michael into it too.  Crazy loves company.

I love this picture because of Dynamite's expression as I'm cuddling and smooshing her face.  I'm clearly more enthusiastic than she is.

See pictures of the full construction process after the jump.

Tuesday, January 22, 2013

Announcing....

Hold onto your panties everyone.  It's coming soon... Cardboard Moroccan Cat Palace!  Hopefully to be a masterpiece of architecture and artistry.  I'm super excited...