I received an e-mail from Thomas B. Fisk in Rochester, MN, USA, with a picture and a little story about the ladder. Thank you!

Your blog was the inspiration to build this short cat ladder to some unused space in my condo. The cat ladder is built from maple board stock, the brackets came from IKEA. My American Short-hair, Stormy, has been slow to investigate but he is finally starting to use it.

Amazing ladder in Germany.
Photo: Michael Huber.

Big cat-ladder in Noah's Ark Zoo Farm in Wraxall, Bristol, UK. Read more about it here. Thanks to Jean Grace for the tip-offs!

Germany.
Photo: Helmut Schweiger

Switzerland.
Photo: Mungga.


And a high quality zoom :)

Here is one more picture of a ladder in Hallstatt, Austria.

Photo: CHEEZMAN

And here is two old pictures.

Photo: Londonwesak2003.

Photo: Joni McFarland-Johnston.

Björkhagen, Stockholm, Sweden.
Photo: Emelie.

Germany.
Photo: Gipsy Girl.

Hökarängen, Stockholm, Sweden.

Selva, Mallorca, Spain.
Photo: Georgina Pinder and Julia McGann.

Switzerland.
Photo: Ziltener.

Basel, Switzerland.

This ladder is for sale here, for CHF 300 (aprx 200 Euro or Dollar).

Canada.
Photo: Swampy.

Corsica, France.
Photo: Joseedutil

Göteborg, Sweden.
Photo: Roger Karlsson.

Switzerland.
Photo: Jodi Univers.

Some kind of ladder and a cat-bridge.


Karlshafen, Germany.
Photo: Ninouche.

Åland, Finland.
Photo: Cecilia Dahlblom.

Zürich, Switzerland.
Photo: Doris Pemler.

Berchtesgaden, Germany.
Photo: Joel Surcouf.


This is the fourth picture of this ladder - here are the other ones again!

Photo: Daniele.

Photo: CM Varga.

Photo: FortunaAurum Joe.

Warsaw, Poland.
Photo: Kot-dziewczynka (Little Cat-Girl).

Björkhagen, Stockholm, Sweden.

Hallstatt, Austria.
Photo: Susie Williams.


This ladder have been published here before at another season, of the year. Here it is again!

Photo: Kristi Diller.

Read the whole story about the cat rescue here.

Erlangen, Nürnberg, Germany.
Photo: Erlangen Virtuell

Photo: Lukefrancl.

A couple of weeks ago LA Weekly contacted me to do an interview about my interest in cat-ladders and this blog.

Now it's up on their website, to read it click here: LA WEEKLY.

This is for you Christopher (the blind indoor cat). More pictures of those fun ladders here.




Photo: Gail.