I was amazed at what these artists were able to do with our Little Lotus Cat Towers. In TidyCat ad placed in Country Living magazine three artists used their creativity to make some very very stylish and cool designs based on different themes provided. Click the photo above to view the cat trees more closely.

What can you do with your cat furniture?  We’d love to see your creativity!

Animal Haven Shelter in New York City came to us with a request. After a bit of ring worm that went around, they wanted to replace their current cat furniture in their cat room, the standard ugly beige shaggy cat towers we know and hate. At the same time they had a really nice space and wanted to beautify the room while giving cats a fun place to play while they wait to be adopted.  We were happy to help!

We donated a variety of our cat  furniture including 3 Little Lotus Cat Trees, 2 Lotus, 2 Refined Cat Litter Boxes, and 2 Catemporary Cat Boxes.

Our newer Lotus has carpet which is velcro’d on, making it easy to replace if a cat gets sick.

We love to help animal shelters and have a variety of programs to do so. If you work at one or know of one trying to raise money, please have them feel free to contact us.

Sign on the wall noting that The Refined Feline as donated this cat furniture

Kitty checks out the cat furniture in his new digs

Cat lounging on the Little Lotus Cat Tree

Cats enjoy the Little Lotus Cat Tree while they wait to be adopted. In the back, the Refined Litter Box is being explored.

"Please take me home"

"Take me with you" purrs the cat on top of the Catemporary Cat Box

What a nice cat bed to lounge on...

Just hang'n out on the Little Lotus

Just had to share. Dog who hurt his hind legs has a wheel bed of sorts