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I sent the pic to my aunt. She asked me, "Did you really get that or is that your Pretty"? No, she did not come in the mail.

Peeking out, but not a box?

Liquor store box we got empty. Used to move my child off to school.

Child's pain of a cat

Roxie would jump into a box any chance she got. This was filled with papers that I was sorting and I turned around, and she was in it.

Other than the low box filled with blankets that my oldest cat now sleeps in during the day none of the cats I have had liked boxes to play with or be in. Perhaps it is because they were all strays and may have spent too long in a box. I do have one that will spend some time in a small dog house I intended to put outside during the winter for any strays that wandered by but that is as close to a box as he gets. He always has his head and front feet outside the house.

Our cats loved crinkly paper sacks from the department stores in the old days, as well as the large paper sacks from the grocery store.

murraysmom, I thought about sending Pretty's pic to Chewy but figured they get many such photos. Your story is endearing, esp. the gift of the painting. I agree, good company to have given you credit for the canned food.

I once sent them a photo of my dog "opening" a Chewy box and got two emails back from them.

Schoolhouse, you should do it. What can it hurt? I think they really like hearing from their customers.

It's crazy how cats love boxes no matter how small. Always funny to see my 27-pound Maine coon cat squeeze his giant behind in a small Aldi box. But the craziest thing is Poppy, one of the two young females I got from the Humane Society summer of 19, lives in an antique wooden butter bowl. For years I've had two very large antique bowls on my farm table. In one are old balls of material used in making rugs and in the smaller one I had antique pin cushions, way over 100 years old. Some even had needles and pins in them. I was horrified to find Poppy laying on them so I removed them and got two old child quilts, and this is her place. She sleeps there all the time even though there are numerous pet beds thru out the house.

this is what I got from chewy this winter ...

Be it ever so humble, there's no place like . . . a box. (Even when you need room to spread out.)

Cat tree almost ceiling high, but not high enough. Still lies in the box.

In the box, or on the box. Whatever works.

Donna, your second cat is assembled wrong.😄

Murraysmom, That is such a sweet thing they did! Beautiful.

Bernie

Poppy. I couldn't find one of her in her butter bowl.

I'm always tickled when one of my five receive a birthday card from Chewy. Painting a portrait of your furbaby was such an absolutely lovely thing to do in remembrance of him!

I always entice them with a box. To keep Roxie off of my jigsaw I had to use the puzzle box.

Same as Smudge, to keep him away from my keyboard

Crazy kids!!