Cats Herd You

Several of you have asked where we got the yellow submarine. We actually got it from a Kickstarter project from an Israel-based company called Louie’s Box. The Kickstarter funded the dye to cut the cardboard and put it into production.

The last update from their Kickstarter project said that they had interest from several distributors worldwide, and that they were pursuing those, and also working on new box shapes. If you are interested in a yellow submarine, there is a contact form on their site, and we’re sure they would like to hear from you!

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Newton wants to see what Pierre finds so fascinating about the bunks inside the submarine. With that big (we all know it is just fluffiness) body, he looks like he may not fit (perhaps it is just the camera angle).

Either way, he looked and left and now Captain Pierre is back aboard. Sorry Ashton, Pierre says this is a one cat sub and he is ready to cast off.

Dive. Dive. Dive. Who knows what odd creatures await and what relics he will find as Pierre explores the depths on his ship’s maiden voyage.

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That’s right, it’s a yellow submarine! And we couldn’t even wait until our peeps finished putting it together before we had to dive in.

The periscope area wasn’t even attached yet and Pierre had already gone in to check out the bunk space. Newton was not quite done inspecting the outer decks.

A quick meeting at the nearest porthole to decide she was seaworthy and the peeps got the go-ahead to put the final touches on.

The Inspector supervises the craftsmanship on the final piece to ensure it all meets up to his standards.

Now that she is ready to sail, stop by again to see what shipboard antics these three can get into.

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Inspector N is on the case! Today he is in quality assurance. He wants to make sure whatever this is, it passes the rigorous standards set forth by he and his fellow connoisseurs.

This is certainly different than any of his previous pop-up style play houses or the ship and corner piece that were held together by dowels and cloth. Interesting.

Pierre says it looks pretty neat, whatever it is! He was disappointed that it looks like it is the wrong size for a pizza box, because a pizza box with built in peep holes for cats would be fantastic!

The boys are both very interested in what the final product is going to be. Please stop by tomorrow and we will let you know what new, exciting thing they got.

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