Pole-Proofing The Sidegate
AnimalCare 
Jan 4, 2012 
AnimalCare, NGOs 
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Vertical rods soldered to make the gaps more narrow (like the ones below the horizontal bar).
The contractors arrived while I was out, and they started work from the outside. Cow was the only one lounging in Bunny’s Place at that time (the rest were having a siesta in the room). Cow must have totally freaked out. When I came back, I found him hiding in a corner.
I quickly carried him into the room and…
He hid under the Kipas sofa.
Bunny was sitting on the sofa.
Pole was on a cushion, on the sofa.
Tiger was in his baby basket.
Cleo was on the favourite chair.
Indy on the cat-rack, but lowest rung.
The one who was either completely nonchalant or oblivious to the goings-on outside (all the drilling sounds and the soldering sparks) – Tabs!
It took about 2 hours, the soldering and painting…
It’s done now…do you think it’s pole-proofed enough?
When I opened the door to let them out, Pole was the first to check out the new gate, followed by her brothers.
Pole stared at the new rods for sometime, and then, decided to check out the drainhole instead.
Give me some time to study this…
She sits facing the sidegate now…to study it.
I doubt Cow is planning any escape. Cleo…maybe.
Me ain’t going nowhere…
I may seem like I’m asleep, but…
Tonight, or rather, tomorrow early morning, we shall see…
I don’t actually mind her going out, as long as she keeps herself safe. I’m just a little paranoid at this point in time because we’ve only moved over for barely a day and I’m worried the cats might decide to run away back to the old house. But yesterday, Pole escape, yet she did not attempt to go back to the old house. But I actually don’t know how long she had been out before I discovered it. Better take all precautions, and if it still fails, at least I’ve tried.
Source: http://myanimalcare.org/2012/01/04/pole-proofing-the-sidegate/
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