Lucky Cats Delight In Their Homemade Cardboard Lockdown Forts
Cardboard boxes have become cat furniture, cat hideouts, and apparently, full-on cat architecture. During lockdown, plenty of people turned their extra time and packaging piles into homemade forts that gave their pets a little excitement.
For cats, having humans around all day can be a major routine shake-up, even if they still spend most of it napping. So instead of just stacking boxes in the corner, some people got creative and built multi-level cardboard forts, castles, and lookout towers for their lucky cats.
The results are equal parts ridiculous and adorable, and the cats seem to approve. Read on.
Window views...

Fit for a Queen... or two or three. (The more cats, the merrier.)

A few of these setups look more like tiny apartments than cat beds.
Multi-level love
Kinda looks like a dinosaur...
Do not enter...
5 storeys...
Sniper Tower... The purr-fect hidey hole for a stinker of a cat!

Recycled...

Even painted...

Love the Eastern vibes...

The comments are just as enthusiastic as the forts themselves.
It also reminds us of the neighbor’s petty revenge on the crazy cat lady who let her cats roam.
Guards!
Love this!
Very creative spiral staircase...
Two little fluffballs...
Royalty...
Repurposing!
Timely but worth it!
Cat Castle...
'Catsle'...
Cute!
Simple...

A fort so good it needed 3 posts...



These cats definitely won the lockdown housing lottery.
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