The Kittens Have Their Own House (2006-10-14)
We have finally made up our minds after a long deliberation and got a doggie house for the two kittens who have gotten close to us. Not that the kennel costs a lot of money, but we really don't like clutters. Anything significant in size that we purchase will become a piece of headache-inducing junk if sitting idle. A kennel will not be a good idea in our teeny tiny balcony if the kittens decide to ignore it.
However seeing how they always get drenched in rainy days and look
all miserable is a painful sight to bear. Besides, I want to
leave an entire bag of dried food out when KL and I go on vacation
later this
month and without a water-proof house, the food is bound to get soaked
and wasted if it rains (our balcony is 100% non-waterproof).
Therefore we got a small kennel for our
little friends. This way we can leave for our trip in
peace. And the house
will provide a nice shelter for the cats in winter which is not long
from now.
P.S. Two days after the house arrived, it rained all day
non-stop. Not 30 seconds after I placed the house in the balcony
did the white kitten get inside to nap. He was joined by his
sister about two hours later (she hadn't realize there's a house in the
balcony) and the pair was able to stay dry despite the rain.
We're glad the kennel has not become a piece of junk afterall.
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