If Skittles were a sweet-sounding pretty little songbird... THIS is where she'd live.

[MiddleFingerMom]

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[JustABozoOnThisBus]

1. Now THAT is a KICK-ASS SHACK!

:hi:

[jotsy]

2. You understand what hazardous turf this is for a quirky bird like me!

Nice!

[Lucinda]

3. I want that!

:)

[MiddleFingerMom]

4. Sorry. I found it in 3 or 4 different places, but they were all funny pic sites, EXCEPT...

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...for this cool pet design site.
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It just has it as a picture, but maybe you could contact the site and ask
where it can be purchased?
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http://www.home-designing.com/2009/03/spaces-for-pets-at-home/
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[Lucinda]

6. Thanks for the link!

Looks like it's made in concrete...Might be able to make it!

Loved the end table pet beds they have at that link. Smart idea. :)

[MiddleFingerMom]

7. It looked like either concrete or, more likely for the weight -- resin.

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Were those cat beds or litter box containers? Maybe they had both -- and they WERE cool, no matter the purpose.
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[Lucinda]

8. Those were dog beds...but i saw another great litter box in an end table thingy

following a link at that site.

You may be right about the resin. It didn't look like clay to me either...but it might have been one of those...

The litter "box" was a GREAT idea. It had a square cutout in the side of a double door end table. So, you could access the box via the doors to clean, and it had enough room to store extra litter, as well as a pull out drawer for other cat paraphernalia.

My cats only use a litter box when the weather is bad - otherwise they use the cat door and head outside. I DO need a way to deal with the litter box though. I hate them just sitting around.

[Skittles]

5. that looks more inviting than does Texas

yes INDEED

[woo me with science]

9. That's wonderful.

I'd love to see birds flying in and out of that.