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A house for Kiki


Gobbles

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Last week I saw someone offering a pet house at a Facebook group I'm a member in. He had it for his cat but the cat did not use it. It is in very used condition, but with some paint it will look fine again. And it was free. So today I drove there and picked it up by myself. This is such a huge deal for me. I was extremely anxious, but I managed to do it. I went there, ringed the bell, told him I was there for the house and he carried it to my car. (This was in the middle of the town, so totally safe by the way.)

So my dog owns a house now. ?

She will of course live inside, but I really wanted something like that for her for when we are in the garden or maybe for the terrace. It is mainly a fun thing to have. We have a little house in the garden for us humans and now she does too. 

Here is a picture how it looks like new:

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I sadly have no new pictures, but we are planing a visit during the next weeks, so I'm really looking forward to that and I hope it goes as planned.

 

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