Catio Bob the Catio Builder

08/24/2026

Worlds best and only female catio installation crew
Installed in 4 hours

08/24/2026

Today’s install of a 8’x 7.5 x 8’ main Catio with a 48”x 20”x10’ vertical transition tower to the second floor cat room cats have access from both levels. 2 interior bedding boxes lots of fire hose hammocks and 2 natural branch sisal poles
Thomson Ga.

08/16/2026

We’re heading to Rockwood Tenn for a catio install

08/04/2026

Well Mr. Pickles is becoming quite the adventure kitty
After a 3 month excursion in the Bahamas where he did great.
But now I don’t think he knows what he’s in for now.
Follow along and see what happens.
We are learning to fly

06/06/2026

Yesterday’s install 8x12 shared space Catio with transit tunnel to a transition station

06/03/2026

Finally someone has come to their senses

For years, the volunteers who care for outdoor community cats have existed in a kind of legal gray zone. In many places, they risk being cited for abandonment simply for doing TNR, which involves trapping cats, getting them spayed or neutered, and returning them to their outdoor homes.

A landmark bill introduced in Maryland in February 2026 aims to change that, not just in Maryland, but potentially across the country.

Ash's Law, House Bill 912 and Senate Bill 750, was drafted by Alley Cat Allies and introduced in the Maryland legislature. If passed, it would make Trap-Neuter-Return the official state policy for community cats throughout Maryland. More importantly, it would prevent any county or city within the state from banning or restricting TNR programs.

The bill is named after a community cat named Ash. It also addresses the abandonment issue directly, amending Maryland state law to ensure that individuals carrying out TNR cannot be criminally charged for returning a cat to its outdoor home after the procedure.

This is significant because the current situation in many jurisdictions is deeply counterproductive. The very act of helping a community cat through a responsible, humane, evidence-based program can expose a volunteer to legal consequences. That discourages participation and leaves cats worse off.

Supporters of the bill include advocates, veterinary professionals, and legal experts. Opposition has come primarily from county government representatives concerned about losing local authority to set their own animal control policies.

The bill is being watched nationally as a potential model for similar legislation in other states.

(Source: Alley Cat Allies press release, February 10, 2026; Alley Cat Allies latest news, May 2026)

05/21/2026

Ok here it is the finished addition.
It starts out at the exsisting upper Catio and drops down to enter the top of the transition tower that brings the kitties down to the next set of tunnels that lead into a 6 x 6 freestanding Catio that has a external litter box enclosure full height natural sisal branch fire hose hammock.
And best of all check out that view 👀👀👀🚤🐟

05/20/2026

05/20/2026

Was a long day but we got a lot of the extremely hard part done.
We return tomorrow to build the Catio that this tunnel is going ending up at the bottom of the hill from the existing Catio.
Come back and see the finished project!

05/09/2026

Our latest installation of a 7x12 standard deck conversion
Atlanta Georgia