The Heart-Wrenching Tale Of Hidey, The Neglected Cat Freed From 4 Pounds Of Fur
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This man adapted his home and turned it into a "cat house" so I guess you could say the bar has been raised for the rest of us (in the best ways possible.)
Peter Cohen designed his house entirely arranged to his cats' needs and comfortable life. It all started in 1988 when he bought himself a house in Santa Barbara, California, and carried for two felines friends who were beautiful outdoor cats.
Unfortunately, they both ended up hit by a car. That tragedy hit him badly, but it also motivated him to create a safe and comfortable place for cats.
He thought if cats have everything they need indoors, they will not have to go outside. And that means cats will be as safe as possible, without the possibility of unpredictable tragedies.
His love for cats leads him to the most awesome idea ever. He began making plans of making some interesting rooms for cats, a playground adapted especially for them, toys that would keep them entertained, etc.
He researched the best methods of building this magnificent project and started making a cat's house step by step. He figured out the major was to build them catwalks, so he did.
First, he built walkways on the walls, then he added various remarkable caves, tunnels, perches, ramps, portholes, and all you can imagine for cats to play, limitless explore, and of course, take a comfortable nap. He really thought of everything a cat could ever need.
He totally transformed his home into a cat's dream home. And the more his project progressed, the more cats he adopted. Now, he is a founder of ZenByCat and a proud owner of more than 20 cats fellows enjoying this fairytale house, made exclusively for them. Let's take a look at his outstanding project.
One of his cats, named Peanut, was diagnosed with FIP (feline infectious peritonitis), and unfortunately, he died of it. Since there is no treatment for this incurable disease, Petar started a new mission - raise attention and money for FIP, to help find a cure.
"We humans cannot solve so many big problems, but we can solve little ones. Each cat we adopt from a shelter is one more sentient being that now has a home and love and care. It is that simple", said Cohen.
How do you find this astonishing project of his? If you want to learn more about his non-profit organization "Zen By Cat" or see more of a stunning kittens' house, you can check his Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, and website.