The village has taken a turn!

Yes, Kitty Village has surely taken a turn  since it was first started. You see, we have taken our first turn in our fence enclosure project. To be more specific, the fence building has made its first right turn through our yard racing towards the finish line.

 

 

Well, maybe not racing towards the finish line!

 

   The fence plans are working out fine so far.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Now we have made our first turn since starting the project.

 

 

Here is the fence layout 

Fence Diagram: The fence consists of a large solid plastic fence that is buried one inch into the ground. An aluminum base panel attaches to the rear side of the fence and extends out eighteen inches and is four inches below ground level.

The top of the fence has a wavy plastic panel that will flex slightly. Above this is a wire mesh that extends eighteen inches away from the fence and also flexes.

 

Cats like climbing sturdy, steady objects and the reasons they like to climb are because of their  Instinct, Safety,  Increase Territory,  Escape, and  Vantage Point.

The below ground panel prevents the cat from digging under the fence. The smooth plastic fence panel makes it hard to climb. The wavy flexible panel makes it awkward and even harder to climb. The wire mesh makes it awkward and much harder to climb. If necessary the top mesh can be electrified.

Eye On Smokey

 

Here is Smokey coming back from a view of the house.

 

Smokey is still doing well and there is no eye swelling. She goes in for her next injection on august 17th.

Once again, we thank you for your support and for reading

Kitty Village News.

S&B