š± From Cat Lady to Bird Sanctuary? My Sisterās Surprising Visitor Problem
Well, Iām super passionate about sharing this story with you, because it shows how life can swoop in with the most unexpected surprises!
Looking at this from a birdās-eye view, I surmise that some problems really are easier to fence out than others. And actually... I have this amazing story about my sister that I just have to share.
Sheās got this incredible heart for animalsāespecially cats. So over the last couple of years, she started feeding these sweet strays that would show up at her back door. And youāre not going to believe this, but I started counting, and sheās up to 17 cats now. Yes, really!
Now, hereās where it gets interesting. While sheās absolutely loving her role as the neighborhood cat whisperer, sheās suddenly dealing with some, well, unexpected guests. Iām talking about vultures. Big ones. These massive black-winged birds have just decided to make themselves at home in her beautiful 125-year-old oak trees. And I can tell you, sheās super freaked out about it!
So I started thinking about solutions, because thatās what Iām passionate aboutāhelping people solve problems. Maybe a fence could help! I mean, sure, cats can climb (theyāre super talented that way), but the right enclosure could definitely discourage more strays from joining the party. Plus, it could give her current cat family (which weāre hoping might get a bit smaller) a safe space to call their own.
Now, I canāt promise the vultures will take the hint, but itās amazing how many other issues a good fence can solve.
Whether youāre dealing with your own unexpected animal situation (trust me, Louis E. Page has seen it all!) or just looking for some peace of mind, weāre very excited to help you find the perfect solution.
Give Terry, our absolutely wonderful fence expert, a call at 978-486-3116. Sheās super knowledgeable and can help with even the wildest situations! And she loves cats!
Iām super proud to help you find a fence that makes your life easier,
Hereās to you finding your CATalyst!
Debbie Page
P.S. Well, actually... Iād love to hear your unexpected animal stories! My sister could definitely use some moral support, and Iāve realized that sometimes just knowing youāre not alone in these situations can make such a difference!