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Yoo are doing a wonderpurr job, Miz Janet. So when yoo are finished, I’m patiently waiting for yoo at my house to make me one too. Love, Dori P.S. No hurry. Caturday is just fine. I can wait… Not really.
Kizmet, how nice of you to help Mom Janet with that scratching pole. We bet it will turn out great!
Mew mew mew Kizmet has you werkin hard Aunty Janet!!!!
Wehr edid you get mew Ssial fore THE cat post?? LadyMew needss sum mew Ssial fore min here! 😉
***purrss*** BellaDahrma an ((huggiess)) LadyMew
Such a good mom, fixing a pole for you. XO
Kizmet you sure are a great helper! Love the photo too. Have a wonderful rest of the week.
She’s doing a great job with that! Our mom tried to fix ours and it worked for a while, but then we managed to tear it apart. Maybe ours needed glue.
Kizmet, this is nice of mom to repair your cat pole. Sometimes it pays to be patient or your mom might try to hurry and screw it up.
Tyebe
Why don’t you get over there and help her, Kizmet??
Oh boy- nothing like a impatient snoopervisor!
Kismet, you are the best snoopervisor! And your Mom fixing your cat trees is PURRFECT! We keep hoping our Mom will redo our trees, but she says she has to wait for the border to open (or a trip to Vancouver) so she can get the Jute rope.
You are quite the supervisor sweet Kizmet!
Kizmet Dad has had a roll of rope for our scratcher for months now. Your Mom is speedy in comparison
Kismet will wait. It has to be done just so and at least she’s there to supervise. Adorable.
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Have a fabulous Wordless Wednesday. Scritches all around and a hug to mom. ♥
The Hubby and I re-roped Da Boyz climbing pole, but we used tiny sisal twine instead of big rope like yours!
Would have been easier with big, rather than puny…
That is so good of you, Kizmet, to help your Mom fix the scratching post. But you mustn’t rush her, you know. Humans are a bit slow for Us at times, it’s true – but if you hurry her, She might not get it quite the way you like. So hang in there. It will be worth the wait, you’ll see!
Kizmet, you’re lucky. Some of ours are a mess and Mom has no clue how to fix them.
The Florida Furkids with paw pats and headbonks to Sawyer from Noelle
I think it’s a brilliant idea to re-rope the scratching post…..not sure I’d have the patience to do it but it certainly gives it a new lease on life!! Hang in there Kizmet – your Mom is doing a GREAT job!
Hugs, Pam
You are doing a good job of snoopervising, Kismet.
Kizmet, I can almost see you impatiently tapping your paw!
Kizmet, you’ll just have to be patient, else the final product might not be good enough for those sharp claws of yours!! You’re a great snoopervisor, though:)