This is Audrey's cat Mipha modeling her new custom-made bedroom. Audrey's dad, Tor, bought a vintage cabinet-style television set at an estate sale, and removed the picture tube to make a cat cubbyhole for Audrey's three cats, Noodle, Juniper, and Mipha. But he went further and used a decorative stove pipe flue cover over the hole in the back left by the cathode ray tube, and then added an overhead light inside with a dimmer! You can control the light with the television's brightness knob. Yes, we used to have knobs for such things.

Then he added Mipha's favorite bed an a little catnip, and she's found her place. You can see <a href="https://digg.com/animals/link/tv-cat-bed-renovation-photos-story-rjLhQESrbj">more of the TV bed, Mipha, and the other cats</a> at Digg.&nbsp;It turns out that quite a few non-working appliances are just the right size to use as a fancy cat bed.

An Old TV Cabinet Makes a Delightful Cat Bed 

Cats and dogs always ignored TV when all we had were cathode ray tubes, but flatscreens, as well as computer monitors and phones, grab their attention. This little cat is having a good time watching the live action version of The Lion King. Maybe she relates to the lionesses on screen. After all, every house cat dreams of being a lion, don't they? But then we get a closeup of alpha male Simba with his flowing mane and menacing snarl.

Yeah, he kinda blows you away, doesn't he? That's what makes him the king of the jungle.&nbsp;-via <a href="https://boingboing.net/2022/03/18/this-cat-is-fine-watching-a-movie-about-big-cats-until-a-male-lion-appears-on-the-screen.html">Boing Boing&nbsp;</a>​ #cat #TV

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