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Here is a post by the Purrrr team around the resistance of the feeder
Here is a post by the Purrrr team around the inner working of the feeders
Here is a post by the Purrrr team around the resistance of the feeder
You might see the cat houses every day during the livestream, but their thoughtful design might still surprise you. Here’s what makes them so special:
Made with galvanized steel and a protective powder coating, the cat houses resist rust and withstand rain thanks to drainage grooves and IPX5 waterproofing.
The frame is crafted from fire-resistant materials and tested for UV exposure to ensure it endures up to three years of sunlight.
Inside, there’s a sealed food storage box to keep meals fresh and a tilted, semi-enclosed bowl that protects food from wind and rain while matching cats’ eating habits.
Each cat house comes with a built-in water dispenser compatible with most bottled water. Simply insert a bottle, and the dispenser releases just the right amount of water.
Technology is Changing Cats' Lives!✨
The feeder in general
The water bottle
Here is a post by the Purrrr team around the inner working of the feeders
Each cat house has three cameras at the back, top, and feeding area. The wide-angle top camera provides a clear view of the surroundings, and our team can tag cats, build profiles, and track TNR progress efficiently.
With 4G communication, the cat house ensures real-time updates. Warning labels prevent tampering, and an alarm sounds if the house is moved, so volunteers and staff can act quickly.
Some of our cat houses are testing solar power! While it’s still a work in progress, in the meantime, rechargeable, waterproof batteries keep things running smoothly, with automatic route planning to ensure timely replacements.
Let’s take a look at our cat house from a cat’s perspective! 🐾😺
The ceiling
The back camera