Mr. Herzher's cat window perch is designed and constructed out of high quality solid wood. Each surface is furnished with a neutral, soft and well made micro-fiber suede fabrics to cradle your cat during pamper and nap time.It is built in with a wide base for extra durability and stability. This feature also provides weight support for large cats, or for an instance, two kitties can fit at once to lounge or to take a nap on each perch.
Mr. Herzher's wooden cat window perch is designed with protective felt pads to keep it away from scratches, dents or bumps; as well as your floor and carpet.
The overall dimension of this cat product is 28.5" H x 25.5" W x 20.5" D.
You can purchase Mr. Herzher's Double Cat Wooden Cat Window Perch through sears.com for $149.99.
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Every cat of any breed would want the perfect spot for relaxing, sleeping or taking a plain nap. Aside from having their own cat bed to sleep on, your kitty would probably be also interested in 
with a feline friend. These cat trees offer a place for your Ragdoll to relax, to sharpen claws, and to play whenever they want. A cat tree can offer all of these things, but cat trees 
are often considered eye sores and are hidden away. Hiding them will no longer be necessary with these cool cat trees from a few unique companies. 
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Ragdolls, especially males, can become quite large. Many can be 20 pounds or more. Buying cat window beds, cat window perches, or even sisal cat scratching posts that can stand up to these oversized beauties can be difficult, but 
Cats are climbers by nature. Some cat climbers are plain and stand out when placed in a main room in which your cat is likely to use it. Some cat gyms offer a great place for your cat to get some exercise, but do not offer a place for your cat to just relax. Get the best of all worlds for your Ragdoll with these cool cat trees.
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scratching post, and rotating toy at the top for play. The 
People have personalities and so do their pets. Whether your pet is a daredevil, country bumpkin, or true rock star, they deserve furniture to reflect their own personal style. If you are a cat owner in the market for some unique products that will match your feline friends style choices then 
easily double as embellishments. The framed scratching squares of hanging perches are perfect to place on walls for a fun and functional cat product.
My Blue Lynx Mitted Ragdoll is truly a sight to behold. He sits in his cat window bed and shows off for all the neighbors and anyone else who happens to pass by on a warm afternoon. His favorite activity, when not showing off, is to climb on one of his cat gyms or chase toys around the entire house, but we are getting ready to move into a new apartment. I want some unique cat furniture that my boy can enjoy, but that also looks good.
guy loves the newest toys in the collection. 
First I would like to start out with the Shelter that I have chosen. The Tompkins County (Ithaca, NY) SPCA. I don't live in NY anymore. I actually only lived there for about a year and a half... but what they did for us there is amazing. Years ago, we had a year old pit bull named Badu. It was really late one night and he needed to go outside. We let him out like we always do, but this time, when he came back in, he was profusely bleeding from his leg. He must have cut himself on something pretty sharp. We couldn't get the bleeding to stop, and we were panicking. I was holding him still on the bathroom floor with his leg wrapped in shirts, trying to keep him from bleeding too much while my boyfriend at the time called emergency vet lines frantically. All I can remember is hearing him say that "My dog's going to bleed to death, and you say you can't do anything unless we have $250 on the spot?" Over and over again we tried to call places, but they would come get him unless we had mega cash up front. Finally, when I thought it wasn't going to work out, He called the Tompkins County SPCA. They said they were on their way, and the lady talked with us over the phone, explaining to us that all we would have to do is sign him over to them, they would fix his leg, neuter him while they were at it, and then we could 're-adopt' him for $50. We were fine with that. They did a fantastic job of fixing his leg, which they kept us informed the whole time he was with them. The fact is, they put him first, not cash. They actually acted like they cared. No matter what time it was, where we were, or what situation we were in. We visited that shelter many times after that, walking the dogs voluntarily, playing and feeding the cats and just talking to the people that loved doing what they did for the animals. It truly made an impact on my life. THIS is why they deserve this.
And lastly, my baby Eureka :) 5 month old Seal Mitted Ragdoll of furry fury! Lemme tell ya how much of an impact he's made on our lives: I have an anxiety disorder. It's especially bad in the morning. They call it waking anxiety. Since we've had him, every morning when I wake up and start to feel bad, here comes this fur ball, bouncing around the house, jumping in my lap, rolling on his back and looking up at me with those baby blue eyes. My mood escalates immediately. Every time I see him, he puts a smile on my face. He could be sleeping, eating, playing, wondering, no matter what, he's strumming my heart chords :) And my boyfriend, a busy, dedicated business owner. Works 7 days a week. Never takes a day off. When he comes home from work, it's usually a routine I could bet money on. Now that Eureka's part of our family, when he comes home, instead of going straight to the computer to or couch, he stops for a second, gets low on the ground, spins a ball around to rouse the cat, grabs the laser pointer and jingles it around, or crinkles one of his catnip fish. Eureka will pounce out, and they have an almost... bonding time. lol. It's really cute. It lifts his spirits, puts a spin on his daily routine as well as mine. His big personality just brightens every single day. I cannot imagine life without him now :) He deserves the best and he's actually been perched on my desk the entire time I've been writing, reminding me of why he needs this prize. ;)
We were contacted by the folks at Sunbeam Products in Boca Raton, Florida asking us if we would be interested in checking out the 
My cat Princess looks like a Ragdoll, but I was present at her birth and her mama was a rescued tabby. Some people tell me she looks like a Birman. Whatever she is, I love her lots!
I found Baby Mew on Memorial Day weekend, 2001. I was going into the grocery store and a cute little kitten "spoke" to me. As I reached down to pet her, a lady asked if she was mine--told me she was hanging around there for days. I confirmed this story with the cashiers, rushed home for a carrier and came back for her. When I brought her in the house, Jay asked her, "Who are you?" She replied, "Mew!" (hence, her name). My intentions of placing a Found Ad in the paper evaporated over the weekend as we fell in love with her. I took her to the vet Tuesday; she was in such bad shape, he waited two weeks to start her shots and spay her. Too late it turned out she was slightly pregnant (probably why she was abandoned) and she developed pneumonia after the surgery but we saved her life. Baby Mew is the ideal cat in every way; even people who don't like cats are charmed by her!
Newborn Sammy Mouse and his littermates were discovered by a child in a road ditch one stormy night, August, 2006. I was called to the police station because our local foster mom was out of town and I was second on the list. I wrapped the kittens in a big towel. Sammy resembled a dead mouse; he was so cold and nearly stiff. I kept him under my shirt, rubbing and warming him, until Francie arrived. He looked like my old Samson who passed away from cancer that spring. I promised the poor thing if he would please live he would be our second Sammy. Francie fed the litter with eyedroppers and bottles, saved all but one, and Sammy Mouse was my birthday gift that year :) 
trailer park. He kept sneaking inside and the residents loved him but pets aren't allowed there. A CNA overheard the maintenance crew saying they knew how to get rid of strays; they would poison or shoot him. She called the vet's office... they gave her my neighbor's number and Donna took him temporarily. Charlie checked out my place and decided he should live with us. Moosie was very jealous; he had the most heartbroken expression if I even looked at Charles, so all I did with the newcomer was feed him. (I've never seen a cat eat so much so fast. His weight has almost doubled.) Charles was very polite, stayed away from Moosie and tried to be invisible. Moosie, sick and weak though he was, slowly herded Charles off to the garage, calling him nasty names in cat language. I'm sure Moosie told Sammy to take over that chore when he was gone, as Sammy "dogs" Charles still.
Here you have the stories of our rescue cats. Over the years there have been many--I could write a book :) I had the sweetest compliment from my friends at the vet clinic. They said if they were cats they'd definitely live with Beth :) 
Angel is a flame point mitted Ragdoll cat. Of course he has blue eyes. He weighs 13 lbs. Angel has the typical rabbit like fur, long and soft. Rarely does he have any knots. Loves to be brushed. Would lay there for you all day if you had the time! He is neutered and we have papers on him. Angel is a talker. He loves to play. Doesn't do well with children mainly because my grand daughter was scared him when she was smaller. Angel has been around our miniature schnauzer since he was a year old. So I don't think he will have a problem in that area. I feel Angel would do best with an older couple that has a lot of time to love him. We are looking for another home because of allergies and we want to start to do a little traveling. It's difficult to get someone to stay at the house for more than 3 days to take care of Angel and our dog. Angel has always been an indoor cat. He wouldn't do well outside at all. If you have questions please feel free to contact me through my email.
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