All of them, lol!

I have a cat hair sofa. And the curtains behind the sofa.

Do you have to ask?!!!

I am powerless to prevent my cats from getting on any surface. I can only try to cat-proof said surface. There is one chair + ottoman that I've basically ceded to the cats. Their wish is my command.

All of them, which is why there is a towel on every single chair that we own. I flip the towels over, and then I turn them inside out, then I flip them again, then I wash them and repeat.

No chair is off limits ... only counter tops. They have their tree, multiple beds, and pads on just about every chair ... even the laundry hamper.

Oh Cindy, my counter is also off limits. That's what I've told my cats since they were wee kittens. They give me a "whatever" look and get on the counters anyway. They defy me!!!

I always thought my cats were perfect and never went on the counters or the tables until my son came home late one night and told me the next day that both cats had been sound asleep on the dining room table when he came home.

Unfortunately, I had already set the table for a big family dinner. Table cloth and all cutlery had to be re-washed.

Honestly, I don't even get onto cats for scratching furniture anymore, much less getting on the counters. I praise them and give them a treat for using their scratching post. And disinfect the counters before I prepare food, lol.

My dog had his own chair. It wasn't supposed to be exclusively for him, but once he started sleeping on it, no one wanted to sit in it. Fortunately, he only used that chair. Well, he'd sneak in my bed when I wasn't home. I'd hear the thump on the floor upstairs when he jumped off the bed when I came in. The cat loved to sleep under the white sofa. One skirt flap was totally filled with cat hair from her sliding under and back out.

My3dogs, that picture of Riley is hysterical! Our dog never assume positions that I think of as 'human', so I alway laugh at pictures of dogs and cats kicked back like we do. I can just imagine that he has a remote in his hand. :)

His feet made me laugh out loud.

Riley must have had a bowl of popcorn on his belly in that shot!

I'm not a cat owner, but since our son is living with us currently I'm a co-cat-caregiver. We keep a sheet on 'our' cat's favorite chair but when I took it off the other day to wash it and flipped the cushion so he couldn't get on it, Leo was not pleased. I've captioned his thoughts.

You must be kidding. That's MY chair.

I shall wait. And watch. Lest I miss the return of MY chair.

Maybe if I look really pathetic on the corner of this basket the humans will return MY chair.

Yes, I am totally smitten with my grandcat. To the point that I'm trying to figure out a a place to put a cat door in the house we're building so he can come and go as he pleases from my son's house.

Yep, all of them.

My cats have full run of the house including the counters. I go through a ton of Lysol with hydrogen peroxide. The chairs in my library is where they spend most of the day so they get loaded with hair. In the evening you will find my Toby curled on my lap and my Simba Boy on the top of my chair practically laying on my head. Murphy lays on the chair on the other side of mine and KoKo is usually on the floor close to DH just in case he decides to have a Klondike bar and share some of the ice cream from it.

Thank goodness for my hand held Dirt Devil sweeper. Never thought in a million years I'd allow cats on my vintage mohair furniture in the library. Mohair vs cat hair? Yeah. Only the two strays I took in climb up into the chairs, my Pretty never seemed to sit on them. But she prefers a little ottoman in front of my sofa in there. It is covered with white hair by the end of the day.

Here is ours. The cats took over this chair the moment we brought it home. People never sit in it!

For sure.

Ida, they look very annoyed that you took their picture! :)

So cute how they are all piled on together!

Wow I love all of the photos! My cats get fur on EVERYTHING....even the counters. I love them so much is a small price to pay.

This is CallieCo who showed up as a stray 2 years ago. I brush her and the chair every other day. As you can see, it's not often enough!

Some of you may have seen this video on Facebook, if you haven't, you've got to watch. Those of us who have large dogs can relate. :)

DLM2000, I adore my grandcat that lives with me, too! He's a big old hunk of love. That quilt gets turned and turned again, to try to keep some of the cat hair off the sofa.

Oakley - And it looks like that bunny really likes CallieCo! Sorry, couldn't resist.

3katz4me, that chair that your two are on looks so much like the one we so proudly brought home from a Craigslist seller a few months back. At first we used it in our library then moved it out to the landing, where it was the perfect size and height ... and that's when they moved in on it and I swear, crushed the living daylights out of the top cushion. Not to mention snagged the snot out of the fabric and kept it permanently covered in cat hair, no matter how diligent we tried to be about keeping it clean. That nice little chair now sits in our spare room at the very back of the house, draped in an old quilt. I just couldn't stand the prominent sight of it anymore, when I thought of how pretty it was when we brought it home (on the left in the pic below) - and how quickly they made it theirs and pretty much ruined it.

This is why we can't have nice things. ;-)

IdaClaire - yes, my chair will probably get written off to the cats in the not too distant future. I bought this lovely new leather bench after I moved and it sits across from my chairs in the "listening room". It makes the upholstered cat chair and the cat scratched leather chair and ottoman look kind of crummy in comparison. Pondering what to get next.

Speaking of hair everywhere, we do brush our cats pretty often. The long haired black one also gets furminated. That gets a lot of hair out and fine clouds of hair float all over. DH does the furminating because he's figured out how to get her to let him do it. When he's done furminating, he picks up the gobs of hair from the carpet and he goes over the cat with a regular brush to catch the hair that's still clinging to her. Then he brushes the carpet with the cat brush to get up the rest of the fine hair clinging to the carpet. People who don't have pets couldn't begin to imagine what we subject ourselves to.

I wonder if Cooper gets brain freeze? LOL!!!

No cats, but I saw this book in a museum shop today. Cracked me up! https://www.amazon.com/Crafting-Cat-Hair-Cute-Handicrafts-ebook/dp/B00CCONZYU

A cat hair chair? Well, no, I've got a cat hair life!

I always say I can't sleep without a cat, or at least some cat hair on the bed. I've stayed at two B&Bs where I had the honor of the Cat Executive Officer wishing to grace me with their presence for the night; which pleased me to no end!

Texanjana, that's hilarious! This review made me LOL:

"With the help of this book, my wife has made all of the Christmas gifts for our friends and family. She has made 4 pairs of socks, 2 scarves, 3 hats, a toaster cozy, slippers, a winter jacket and carpeted the family room. I highly recommend this book to anyone who, like my wife, has 14 shedding cats in their house."