How To Trap A Cat: 25 Four-Sided Pictures Of Purrfectly Captured Kitties To Take Home A New Feline Friend
Maybe you woke up today and said to yourself, "I want a new cat, but I can't afford to buy another one from a store. Whatever shall I do?" Well, we heard you, and we have the answer! Below you'll find 25 cats successfully trapped by a multitude of methods - leaving out empty cardboard boxes, literally just taping a square on the ground, and our purrsonal favorite, dropping a washcloth on the floor and waiting for the cat to claim it as its new bed.
Cats can be expensive, so with these new methods, you should have yourself a cornucopia of cats in absolutely no time! Just don't blame us if they work too well and you end up with more cats than you planned for! If that does happen though, you can always open a bakery with that many cats - think of how many kitty loaves and kneading assistants you would have!
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The first method is also the most obvious - the cardboard box method! Simply leave an empty, and open, cardboard box around your house, or even in it! Cats can't resist cardboard boxes, they're practically drawn to them by a mysterious force that we don't understand.
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The second method is to make a lap-shaped item and place it on a chair - this will trick the cat into thinking that there is a person sitting there, and of course, they cannot resist going and sitting on someone's lap! Another mystery yet to be solved.
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