I’m very excited to give you the first look at this beautifully designed new outdoor cat house! Blink is both attractive and outrageously functional. It was created out of a need to give shelter to a beloved outdoor cat, Tabby. Blink’s founder, Ann, had tried to find an appropriate shelter for Tabby but couldn’t find anything that had all the features she wanted for him, and that also looked modern and pleasing.
Ann set about to create the perfect outdoor cat shelter and I think she just may have succeeded. Blink is constructed of a double-wall molded plastic structure that creates the perfect amount of insulation. The elevated design helps cats stay warmer in cold weather and creates a cocoon-like sense of security.
The front entrance is recessed under a generous awning to keep rain out and keep the inside warm and dry. You have to be very careful to avoid creating a space where outdoor cats can get trapped — by other cats, dogs or other predators. Blink has a one-way back boor that allows cats to escape if they have to, but others can’t enter through the back door.
Blink will come with an optional removable, washable inner cushion that can be used in conjunction with a special heating pad. The whole top comes off for easy cleaning and there’s even a drain hole in the floor. Every detail is very well thought out, even the seams between the top and bottom pieces are carefully designed to be leak-proof. The durable, non-toxic recycled plastic body is made in the USA.
Blink is about to launch a Kickstarter campaign to bring this fabulous shelter to market. You can sign up for updates from Blink at Blinkpet.com. I’ll be sure to tell you as soon as the campaign launches, and in the meantime, please leave a comment telling us what you think of the design.
Love this design! Very much!
Thank you so much for taking a look!
my comment is LEAVE IT TO A WOMAN . I used to do feral ‘s and cannot do anymore because of a move. I miss it though and was always setting things up, even tents for them. God Bless you and will share this with all.
I love it! Need slightly different scaled models for dogs and chickens, too…
Thank you. Great feedback. We will evaluate.
we have a feral couple who have been hanging out at our house for the past five years! they like to share their current shelter especially during our new jersey winters. if you are evaluating sizes, perhaps you could consider a “double wide option?
Same here. If I give them one they will cram anyway, so a slightly larger size would be amazing.
I like the idea of a single version and a double-wide version, as the ferals I take care of like to cuddle in together for security and warmth. The design looks awesome! I love the easy cleaning option, the escape door, heating pad – all well thought out! I like the idea of adding a flap or curtain for the door so it blocks wind. Thanks for doing this!!
I would be curious if you could work out some sort of feeding station of the same design. I have several feral fur babies outside and right now have one home made shelter and they are eating outside in the cold Minnesota winters. I would LOVE these but again if something could be designed for feeding that would be great. If you need a test group count me in! 🙂
I think it looks terrific, and will provide valuable shelter. The yard behind my residence attracts lots of critters (skunks, a raccoon family, opossums too) so I can just imagine territorial battles if I were to put any out. Concerns about the heating pad cord being chewed by outdoor animals?
Thank you for the comment. The outdoor heat pad is designed to be chew resistant, including an 18-in. steel chew guard around the cord for extra protection. Also, the heat pad + cushion combination offers an extra layer of protection since the cord exits through the bottom (vs.side) of the house, which minimizes contact with the cord while the cat is inside the cat house. As for animals chewing the rest of the cord, perhaps an outdoor cord cover (spiral wrap) might provide extra protection.
HI … I do cat rescue …. love this item. The only tweaks I would make is making this so that it is higher off the ground than you have it (at least twice as high off the ground as you have this one) and have the awning extend out even further than it does right now with an additional awning that extends out just as far as the front does but over the exit door too. One more tweak that I would make is that I would make more darker colors. The bright colors are pretty but most rescue people know to keep their houses hidden and dark in color so it will blend in with background. The gray is good, Dark Brown, Black, Dark Green.
This is a very nice looking cat shelter but I agree with Janet in that darker color options would be more practical. I would also like a window to bring in sunlight. I currently have two insulated wooden shelters with windows. The exterior is painted with gray marine paint but when it rains moisture condensation accumulates inside and grows mold. It’s not easy to clean but it’s necessary for the health of the cat(s).
Another great feature I like is the molded plastic because it’s impervious to the elements. If this is the prototype, I wonder if they would consider adding a look-out. If they do – I will be their first buyer!
We are evaluating another darker color, in addition to the dark grey. I understand your concerns about the rain. That’s why we designed the cat house with a large and generous awning – probably the largest one out there. Also we have done rain testing. In the future, we may add a flap over the door, which will provide additional protection against the rain/snow/wind.
Very nice!
Thank you very much!
Great idea. I would like to suggest a longer awning type cover or something that can slide out because rain and sleet and snow can really drive in and make things wet also the colors are just way too bright more neutral colors like brown almond ibeige or dark green
We have gotten requests for another darker color, in addition to the dark grey. I share your concerns about the rain, sleet, and snow. That’s why we designed the cat house with a large and generous awning – probably the largest one out there. Also we have done rain testing. In the future, we may add a flap over the door, which will provide additional protection against the rain/sleet/snow/wind.
Positively AWESOME!!!!!!!!!
Thank you! We think so too, but even better coming from fellow cat people!
You need to contact qvc show them this you could sell 100″s of them on there can’t wait to buy mine
Thank you!!! Then 100’s more cats would have warm and cozy shelters.
Looks great, what about a clear plastic door flap, maybe attached with Velcro so it can be removed. Color could be more subdued for camouflage purposes. Many of us use these for feral cats, that we like to keep out of sight.
We are working on those great ideas already!
There is a cat houses out there with flaps on the openings. I didn’t like them because when the cat went in, the flap also went in, and the rain then rolled down the flap and Into the house. I made an insulated house with a heating pad (for animals) for our winters here in Chicago. I have it in a really sheltered location up on the deck in the corner. Otherwise no matter what kind of awning you put on there, the wind will blow in rain and snow .
Nancy, really good insight about the flap!
I love this!!! I recently bought a Hepper pod for inside, and with the recent completion of our catio, have been looking for some stylish “furniture” for out there. This appears to be just the ticket!
Agree 100%. This would be perfect for indoor, outdoor, and everything in between like a catio!
I also have the concern about the cord; I have had more electrical cords chewed through than I care to count. This one definitely needs some kind of protection.
Thank you for the feedback. The outdoor heat pad is designed to be chew resistant, including an 18-in. steel chew guard around the cord for extra protection. Also, the heat pad + cushion combination offers an extra layer of protection since the cord exits through the bottom (vs.side) of the house, which minimizes contact with the cord while the cat is inside the cat house.
The wire wrapping around an electrical cord certainly helps, but it is in no way chew-proof. I once trapped a raccoon in a Hav-a-Heart trap; nearby was a heated water bowl that was not being used and was not plugged in. The raccoon pulled part of the cord into the trap and chewed it in half. I don’t know what the answer is; perhaps some sort of flexible conduit? Darn raccoons are so cute but such a nuisance!
Oh, and one last question! Is the heating pad activated by the kitty’s weight, or must we turn it on and leave it on until we turn it off?
Thanks for your question. The outdoor heat pad is thermostatically controlled to turn on and off as needed, so it’s energy-efficient.
Agree with the comments above re. the awnings, colors, chord safey, and leg height. I’d like to add a spot for a water bottle or bowl, where it would not spill. And maybe a slot for a hot water bottle if someone doesn’t have an outdoor outlet.
Thank you. We will keep that in mind for new versions!
When feeding strays and ferals its best to keep food and water separate from a shelter they would sleep in so as not to attract others and/or predators to their sleeping quarters. A separate feeding station is ideal
I think it’s fabulous and would absolutely consider buying a few for the local feral cats. My concerns are the same as above… A few darker colors would be great and the cord definitely needs to be wrapped in the metal coiling that so many outdoor heating pads have to make them harder to chew. I love the fact that it opens to facilitate cleaning. Overall, it looks like a great product!
Low maintenance is what we were going for. We will look into the cord. We do plan on introducing a new dark color, in addition to the dark gray.
I agree with everyone above who mentions a longer awning, colors, the possible problem with cords.
I would like to add a slot for a hot water bottle for those who don’t have electrical outlets and possibly
a small “arm” or “slot” that could hold a small bowl or bottle in place (no spillage).
I love this and want to support your Kickstarter campaign.
Thank you for the suggestions. We will keep them in mind for future versions. We are introducing a new dark color, in addition to the dark gray.
The shelter needs to be a little higher, tone down the color so it is less obvious. Have the cord coming out of the top of it to avoid chewing and would be nice to include a holder inside for water dish that is designed to keep from freezing.
Thank you for the suggestions!
This is very nice, but I agree that the awning should be a bit longer and it should come in dark colors for those who want to make it blend in more with the scenery. Also, I’d recommend offering a multi-cat model for those who do cat rescue or maintain colonies. Cats who can “den up” together in colder weather can help each other stay warm, which can be critical for those in the northern part of the country.
Thank you for the suggestions! We appreciate it!
This is perfection, and yes, and extendable overhang would help with the driving rains…The colors are great-light colors to reduce overheating. Perhaps a slip on sleeve if color change is necessary due to changes of the season. Really excited about this product!
Wow, neat suggestions! Thank you!
I love your design, and look forward to seeing these in use. The 1-way back door was a really good idea.
Thank you so much for the positive feedback. We are delighted you like the back door. It gave us a lot of peace of mind that Tabby could always escape from predators.
I’m very excited about this. I have a shelter but would replace it because of the back door.
Thank you for considering our cat house!
how about a handle on the top for transportation?
Thank you for the cool idea!
I love this, especially the one way exit door. Lots of good suggestions here, with the best being the need for darker colors that blend with different outside environments. I would guess that the majority of people that would buy this are colony caregivers who are always looking for something more incognito. Great design.
Thank you for the positive feedback. We are listening to all feedback and will be introducing a new dark color, in addition to the dark gray.
Great design. I concur about the colors. For a lot of us the shelters should disappear in the environment. Also a question do you put straw in the shelter. I could not use the heating pad.
Please keep me posted on the campaign by email if you can.
Thank you for the positive feedback. We will be introducing a new dark color, in addition to the dark gray. Yes, absolutely, you can use straw for the interior. The cushion/heat pad are optional because we want our customers to have the flexibility to use straw instead.
This is not useful for feral cats
No exposed cord and no specific location
If it is for domestics, they should be kept inside
I am still working on finding the perfect shelter for my ferals
Hi Ann, love the design but would prefer more natural colours. And many people feed and shelter freaks in their neighbourhoods but don’t want neighbours to know, so a camouflage design would be better 🙂
Thank you! We will introduce another dark color, in addition to the dark gray.
Congratulations Ann, This is one of those “I wish I had thought of that” products. I think it will be a huge success. As for ferals, you might offer a “Feral” version without the electric heating pad. Most of the ferals I have and others I’m aware of are not near a power source. Do you have an approximate retail price? Will they be affordable for a large colony.
Exactly what I was thinking. Rescues don`t have a lot of funds to spare, so the price point will be crucial if this is to replace the `Rubbermaid Rough Tote and straw`model! I would love one for my own cats, to put on my deck – but not in a bright colour. I`d want beige, brown or green – a nice natural colour.
Do you have even a ballpark idea of the pricing on these yet.
We will be introducing a new dark color. And the cushion/heat pad are optional. We are working with our manufacturing on cost, so prices are not available yet. But we will offer the best deals (and discounts for multiples) for customers who pre-order, as a way of saying thank you for supporting us!
This would be great for the feral colonies we tend to but we would need it to use a rechargeable battery, even if the battery only worked for one night, we could recharge it the next day. All our feral colonies are in the woods and have no electrical source, but we have volunteers who feed at each site twice each day so a battery could be swapped out.
Also, I agree with those who say dark colors would be best so as not to attract the attention of those who would do harm if they found it and trust me, those kind of people do exist.
Thank you! We are introducing a new dark color. Great suggestion about the alternate source for heating.
Love this as long as the cord is weather proofed with metal coil so rodents can’t munch on it. Wondering about insulation too for cold weather applications.
Thank you for taking a look. The cat house was designed to keep outdoor cats warm – double-wall insulation, elevation off the floor, and the just right size are all important for keeping the interior warm.
I also think for feral colonies a chain to see secure the shelter to a tree would be good too.
Thank you for the suggestion!
Love the ideas, adding camo color, battery option. Its funny, the looks on the cats faces, they look like they are in or coming out of a litterbox
Thank you! We will be adding a new dark color. Comment about the cats’ expressions…LOL!!!!
Love these! I would even get one for inside the house.
Definitely! Great to hear. Thank you!
This looks like a great design for my purposes. We did not intend to rescue animal when we moved to MS, but…….. At present we have 4 dogs and 4 cats, all throw aways. The last addition was a small male cat who arrived with his brother, who sadly died on cancer a few months ago. Bess was so small that we assumed that he was female, our vet corrected us. If we had gotten him younger, we probably would have attempted to bring him indoors, but all the inside cats are female and we were afraid of spraying. He seems perfectly contented outdoors. He has several places to sleep: a comfy pad in a chair on the porch, a small dog house that’s well insulated and put up on a potting table, and a makeshift cat box inside our storage that he share with a wren family. We will have to look into this for his birthday.
Sounds like you are taking great care of Bess. Thank you for considering our cat house to help him.
I think this looks like a really fabulous design.
Thank you. We spent a lot of time observing cats and what they like/dislike, in order to come up with the design.
How is it against predators, like foxes and coyotes?
We created the one-way exit door so cats can escape from predators.
I love it, ready to buy one now. Perhaps some other sort of heating source would be better than the plug-in heating base, certainly for feral colonies.
Thank you! We are working toward taking pre-orders, so thanks for your patience. Great idea! We will think about some self-heating solutions.
I live in a northern climate where a heating pad is not enough for warmth . Wish there was a larger version like the size dof a small dog house so a hound heater or the like could be used . Love the design but need a house big enough to keep food from freezing and also have a warm space to sleep
Thank you for the positive feedback and suggestion for a larger house.
I love the idea! Having the drain in the bottom & two halves for easy cleaning is great. I do agree with the quieter colors for inconspicuous use. Can the plastic have a camouflage design spray painted on? Here in MI, the winter winds get very cold. It was -3F Sat. Night and gets even colder & with wind chill, down to -25F. Could you have an optional overlapping-slat plastic blind, attaching with 3 bolts, one each at the middle top edge & at both sides at the hood corners. Fold slats down for wind or driving rain/sleet, up for good weather. I don’t think water pans inside or close to the box is a good idea, too much moisture is dangerous in cold weather & a disease risk (bacteria & mosquitoes) if the dish can’t be removed & emptied every couple of days in warm weather.
Could you offer an optional bracket set (2 front, 2 rear) that hold around the bottom bars front & back & have holes to drive screws/nails through? This would allow the whole box to be mounted immovably to a higher platform, or a board attached sideways (perpendicular) to a post, tree trunk, or outside / inside building wall with L- brackets (to keep front & rear doors unblocked).
Please remind people that want to add bedding (other than the heating pad) to use straw, NOT hay. Hay absorbs water & gets soggy, causing hypothermia & breeding bacteria.
Thank you for thinking of the health of strays & outdoor pets.
Thank you for the positive feedback and all the suggestions! We will definitely look into all of them. We will be introducing a new dark color. And we are working on a flap for the front opening.
This looks like a dream come true for outdoor cats. Not only heat, but the important escape route.
Dream house? Love it! Thank you!
Looks great, but a type of screen in front would cut down rain, snow ,etc on windy days!!
I was thinking a clear plastic flap over the outer edge would cut down on cold drafts and still allow the kitties easy access to the shelter. Also, could you come up with a heating pad alternative that doesn’t require electricity?
Thank you! Great suggestions Leda & Nancy. We will figure out a good door flap. Door flap + the already big awning will offer great protection!
Ingenious design. Obviously, a ton of research and trial-and-error went into developing this – especially with the back door. I love the colors, but also agree with another poster that some inconspicuous colors are needed for situations in which your ferals need to stay under the radar of nosy cat-hating neighbors. Also, a larger size would be good. My 22-lb behemoth once got stuck inside a KatKabin. He couldn’t turn around. Not that many ferals would be quite that large, but you do get small groups who sleep together.
Thanks! Great feedback. We will be introducing a new dark color, and we are looking into a larger size.
Simply gorgeous! I agree that some darker colors would be good, but the brights are wonderful. The ferals I manage do sometimes share their little houses, so a size big enough (and stable enough?) for that would be good.
Thank you for the wonderful comment! We will be introducing a new dark color. And we are looking into a larger size, but as you pointed out, stability will be critical.
It would be perfect for the stray cat I feed every day. I have one shelter for the 3 year old I’ve fed since she was younger but I could use another for her Mama who is more skittish.
Thank you for considering the house for the mama cat! The sense of security from a cocoon-like hideaway and escape door are especially important for more cautious cats.
Did I miss the cost? If so, please supply, or at least a ballpark figure. Thank you.
Thank you for your interest! We are working with our manufacturers and shipping company right now and will announce pricing and start taking pre-orders in a few weeks via Kickstarter. We will offer the best deals for customers who pre-order, as a way to say thank you for supporting us.
Looks very good. It would be nice if was a window in it. I would like to see inside, especially when there are babies in there. We have feral cats we feed, seven currently, the house would have to be bigger. I’ve noticed in the real cold weather some of the cats stayed out under a plastic tarp and not go in the houses, we have two for them.
Thank you for taking a look and for the suggestions. Sounds like you have set up different sheltering options for the feral cats to suit their preferences. Perhaps the ones that prefer the plastic tarp are wary of anything where they feel trapped. Our one-way exit door will put them at ease.
Love it, but our feral cats that I take care of, can’t do the heated floor cause there is no electric where I have there shelter set up for food. I live in the city and I have it set up where there path run through the fences and it doesn’t disrupted the neighbors.
Thank you! It’s ok if there is no outlet available, since the heat source comes from a heat pad, which is optional/removable.
I have a very large feral population. We built an enclosure and heated it this winter. But I keep having strays dumped and they’re not accepted by the colony. These are a fantastic idea for those cats living in the front yard. I’m hoping that there will be affordable and discounts for multiple purchases.
Sounds like the cats are well cared for! Absolutely, these would be great for helping the stray cats living in the front yard. We will offer the best deals and discounts for multiples when pre-ordering, as a way to say thank you for supporting us.
Can these be made to UN on solar power? Many wild cats don’t like to come to close to houses and solar would be amazing to give them their space a d it would eliminate the concern of chewed cords
That would amazing! Definitely something to consider for the future.
Have these shelters been tested in warm/hot weather?
The great thing about the double-wall design is that it’s efficient at keeping the house cool during warm weather AND warm during cold weather.
Darker colors are a must. Brown, black, dark green, even cammo. We have colonies in places which don’t need advertising … which the presence of a bright color would do. Great design.
Thanks for the positive feedback and suggestion. We are coming out with a new dark color. Stay tuned!
You can even put the house on an outside table to keep it away from any ground animals.
Definitely!
My only suggestion would be for a larger size. Our ferals like to snuggle 2-3 per shelter.
Thank you for the suggestion of the larger size. That’s nice that the cats are so close that they like to stay together :). We will look into a larger size.
These look great, I’m currently housing 3 stray cats that will not stay in my home. I currently house the in storage tubs that we cut a hole in the front, they have insulation of one form or another including hay. They take up so much room on my deck. I would love to try them out.
Thank you for considering the cat house to help the 3 stray cats.
Where can I buy this?
Thank you for looking! We will announce pricing and start taking pre-orders in a few weeks via Kickstarter. We will offer the best deals for customers who pre-order, as a way to say thank you for supporting us.
Hi. Great little box.agree about darker colors, more coverage for door and different sizes. The biggest improvement I saw would be the solar power idea. That would probably make the cost too high for most of us who feed multiple strays. But would be wonderful if it could be regulated in some way for heat and cooling. Oh wow! I’d live there! LOL I’d probably buy one just to see, if it is under $50.
Thanks! We will introduce a new dark color! Stay tuned!
I love it..my mom has two ferals we had fixed and she feeds..would love these for them when it rains
Thank you for the positive feedback!
I can’t wait to buy several!!!!
Thank you Sarah. We will offer great deals on multiples during the Kickstarter campaign.
I think this covers just about every thing, I’m currently owned by 2 that were feral and still prefer to be outside, My concern
with thes is that they could be blown away during windy weather, the rounded top would not allow it to be weighted down
in areas where it’s necessary, other than that these look great.
Thank you for taking care of the feral cats who still prefer the outdoors. We were concerned about windy weather as well, so we came up with a shape that has rounded corners to disperse wind. We will conduct additional testing. Thank you for the feedback!
Great idea, beautiful & functional design…I just hope they’ll be affordable.
Thank you! We are working hard with our manufacturers and shipping companies, but we will be offering great deals for customers who pre-order, as a way to say thank you for supporting us.
This looks great! We have so many strays we take care of and we built cat shelters for them, but having something heated is great especially with our freezing winters we get here in NY. Can’t wait for more on this product! What kind of pricing were you thinking of?
Thank you for the positive feedback! We are still working with our manufacturers, but we will announce pricing and start taking pre-orders in a few weeks via Kickstarter. We will offer the best deals for customers who pre-order, as a way to say thank you for supporting us.
Hello- I think it’s a great idea. I take care of several colony of cats. I’ve made my how version with plastic garden shed. I have read a few comments – I agree with colors that blend more with natural tones. It would be nice for a an option side escape – for me, the position I have my houses is against the wall. I think the main suggestion would make some that accommodate around 4-5 cats. Feral cats tend to belong in a colony’s. I love the idea of being able to buy one vs. making DIY houses. Lol. I’m don’t have great DIY skills. Lol
Thank you for the positive comments and great suggestions. It sounds like you are being very resourceful in taking care of the colony of cats.
We are introducing a new dark color, in addition to the dark gray.
I am new to the Feral cat world and since I noticed a feral cat around my house I started feeding him. I have been researching what kind of shelter is best and what I can afford to provide for him.
I agree with many of the other comments especially about the colors, as much as I love the colors you offer it really needs to blend into the surroundings with darker earthy colors. As someone else mentioned a longer awning on the front and to also have it on the back would be a little more protection from the elements along wth being a bit higher off the ground.
It looks like a very nice shelter and I look forward to hearing when it will be available and what the price will be and exact dimensions especially of the interior.
Thank you for coming up with this and taking into consideration all the comments from the animal caretakers!
I love this! I have been researching cat shelters and this is by far the best overall design I have seen. It takes into account all needs of the cat. I am disappointed I cannot buy it yet. Any idea on when it’ll be available? If you need a tester I would be happy to test the product and leave a review.
A few questions I had that you could address on your website:
Does the insulation also keep the shelter cool in the summer?
Does the color fade in the sun?
Does the plastic crack or weaken with age and temperature changes?
Will the metal rust and corrode?
Assuming this will be in the $50-100 range, it is something that you want to be sure will last a few good years before it needs to be replaced, so I would add information about the durability of materials in addition to the great info about the design.
I would agree with the comments about making a darker color— a dark gray, brown, or evergreen color would be nice. Also, living in Iowa, I would suggest that the awning over the door be extended a bit longer and further down both sides of the house all the way to the bottom. The snow, wind, and rain really blow here! That small awning design tweak would give extra protection. Or you could add a bit of clear plastic to the front door, like what is at a car wash, to add some protection and trap heat a bit more than just the open hole. Adding the awning design over the back door would be nice as well to protect that exit. Elevated even higher up would be better, but if you do that I might add a little step or extend the bottom plastic for older cats. Flattening the top changes the design, but maybe an add-on to the top that makes a place for the cat to perch outside on top of the shelter. For those needing a larger shelter for a colony, it might be nice to create a larger version and/or a way to link multiple of the smaller shelters together. Just my suggestions to make an almost-perfect product even better. 🙂
Ditto on colors, and flaps. This looks great but cost is going to decide whether or not it will be used for ferals. I currently support a colony and help with others to reduce their colony sizes via TNR. The rubbermaid tote style is currently what we use unless we find coolers by the street for trash pickup in which case we can use them a well.
Outside cat shelters should have enough space inside that the cat/s can lie inside, but off of any heated pad so that they would not get overheated. Except for cats that may come to a house, the heating pad is not at all helpful since there won’t be outlets around inmost cases.
I would also think bout lining the inside with heat reflecting material so that the cat’s own body heat can be utilized.
Other animals can be deterred from using this if it was set instead on a single post that is taller the the normal raccoon or possum standing on hind legs. The base would need to be wide enough so that the other animal that can climb up the post but cannot reach over to the edge which would allow it to pull itself up. Cats can jump up, the others cannot jump but can climb very well.
Looks great price will be the issue.
I love it. I so could use this at my mom’s house . She has a few strays that come around everyday.
When will the kickstarter campaign start? When might these be available?
Love This! Next I have seen so far and trust me, I have searched! I have been taking care of ferals, semi-ferals and abandoned cats for years. As others have stated, a larger one would be Awesome! There Is also the Mommas to consider. When mine start to teach their babies to eat, etc. They like to be close to me. I have One who let’s me help Her “raise” them. Very Unusual, but She was born in my shed and stayed around, but She is still somewhat feral. (When she became too ill, she brought a Baby to me to care for. Only 2 weeks old. And Yes, He lived.) Her last Litter She kept close by and let me make a Shelter for All of them. Others may the same rare experience. Little Ones always show up here. Scared and alone. They need a single place at first. It’s Amazing to Watch Them All.
I need one desperately. I have a stray kitty that needs a dry home. When are they available for purchase?
Do you have any dimensions for this that you could post please? 🙂