[Cats] (no subject)

[Julie Hesson]

Well, first you install a small window air conditioning unit with a thermosensor that kicks it on when the temp exceeds 75 degrees.  Then you add a solar unit on the roof, to track perpendicular to the sun's rays all day, to heat the place when the interior temp drops below 72 degrees.  Then you build in R-11 insulation in the walls, adding drywall to keep it in place.  Then you mud it, sand it, and paint the walls a suitable color scheme that the kidts like.  Add vinyl flooring, crown moulding, cove baseboard, and shoe.  Move in a kitty gym set, and build in multi-layered bunk beds along the walls, with down-filled cozy mattresses.  Install peak skylights, front and back, so they can enjoy the sunrises and sunsets.  Also, a motion-sensor-operated ceiling fan with built-in catnip aroma holders on each blade.  And don't forget to hire a kitty-catering service to bring in daily treats.  All of that should put a stop to any CAT-erwauling and/or
 spraying. . .

Julie MomCat, exercising creative psychology on the Hairy Herd... 



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From: "bstanfield4 at cox.net" <bstanfield4 at cox.net>
To: cats at maddoc.net
Sent: Thu, February 18, 2010 6:58:54 PM
Subject: Re: [Cats] (no subject)

Linda, how would you heat or cool a storage shed with no insulation?

Bette & the Fab Four

>  If I can 
> just find a home for  Lili, the rescue Lab in the back yard, I'm thinking of 
> getting a storage  building with windows and making it a cat house. Of 
> course for the three or four  who don't get along, may have to have more than 
> one. 
>  
> Linda and the Catly Crew

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