A Caviary, an Avairy and a Rabbitry....

Life has been a special kind of hectic recently. University is racing towards the end of the year and I'm not really keeping up my major assessments. However with just two exams to go I thought I'd take a break and finally get around to sharing some pictures of the soon to be animal room.

Now in the pictures I've shared before I'm sure it's plainly obvious that the house we are moving to is unique, so unique that not only does it have turrets, but every single wall both inner and outer are pierced with stained glass.

So the animal room sits next to my bedroom and is equally tiny, only 3.5 m x 3 m. It needs to house a caviary, my parrot, the rabbit and all the rest of the required paraphernalia. Design wise though it's just about perfect.

It opens onto the loungeroom and is the door on the left in this pic.

Next to it is the keyhole entryway. You can just see the animal room door on the far right. My own room opens into the entryway.

When you walk in you have a lovely big window looking out to the river and the *ahem* garden shed. The blinds will be removed and the beam above the window painted lime green. In front of/underneath the window will be Lu's dog crate with my divided wire cage on top.

On the left is the only blank (ish) wall, which adjoins my bedroom. Against this will be all the feed and the big bank of cages with the pet store cages on top.

On the right is the wall adjoining the laundry. This wall'll be a nuisance as it has a big pipe at near the bottom that can't be moved, but I can at least remove the clothes rack. Atti (aka the Brat) my parrot will have his up against this wall so he can see out the door and the window. Paraphernalia will be stored against the stupid pipe.

Then finally looking towards the door. This wall will be painted a lovely lime green. As you can see the door is stupidly positioned.