Wednesday, September 13, 2017

Just a box - every cat should have one.

Dear George,
I found this box just under the window - an ideal place for a nap in the sunlight. A blissful morning. Then she, that human I call my pet, got rid of it. "I'll take that to the dump," I heard her say.
Why do humans do this? We all love boxes. They are not expensive. Yet humans buy us elaborate cat beds, when just a box would be better. 
How do I get the message across?
Yours Tilly.

Dear Tilly,
The only way to get through to them is to use the box as soon as they take anything out of it. So, if they order a box of wine, jump into the box as soon as the wine is taken out of it.
And make it clear what you think of these expensive cat beds or cat trees by using the box they came in and refusing to set a paw on the new item. If you do this often enough even the stupidest human may get the message... We Cats Demand Boxes.
Purrhaps we could start a campaign for rescue shelters with the slogan  "A box in every pen."

Yours
George.
PS. Kittens like them too - look here.

5 comments:

  1. Love your nice and funny post. You look comfy in your box. Keep enjoying it. Boxes are the BEST!!!:)
    Henry

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  2. Tut tut, humans eg? What can you do with them.......

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  3. We couldn't agree more, George. In fact, we've been known to jump in the box BEFORE items were taken out. That really shows those humans our love for boxes.

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  4. I LOVE boxes! I had quite few around the house (strategically placed by my human daddy but my mummy threw some out ....under some silly "aesthetic" damage excuse :-(
    Humans! Especially....females!
    Chico

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