If you’d like to send us photos to include in next week’s “pets on furniture” post, please ensure your photos follow our basic rules: First, the pet must be on a piece of furniture. And said piece of furniture must be clearly visible in the photo, so it takes center stage rather than your pet. Think of it more of a photo of a great piece of furniture that you want to show off…and your pet happens to be sitting on it. And second, the photo must be of decent quality. If it’s dark or fuzzy (from a camera phone) then it may not make the cut. Thanks! (Photos, your name, location and a brief description can be sent to  desiretoinspirekim[@]hotmail[.]com and PLEASE don’t send closeups of your pet!)

Here are three pictures of my Italian greyhound Bailey and my mutt Henny on my antique daybed… or should I say THEIR daybed.  We had a feeling this would happen, so we also bought a Mitchell and Gold sectional for us humans.
– Rica (Manhattan, NY)
  

This is Freddie and Mittens on a sheepskin clad Wegner lounge chair @ their home in North East London 🙂
– Robin

Attached is an image of my cat playing around in my new ikea expedit shelves!
– Claire

This is Cole in one of his favorite lounging spots in my mens clothing store in Toronto
– Joseph

The first picture is Radar & Buster inspecting Herman Miller’s new Sayl chair, the second is Radar being a ham in the Setu lounge chair, and the final is Buster in one of his favorite nap chairs.
– Teresa (Milwaukee, WI)
  

Ramsey pounces around my small victorian apartment in San Francisco.  I found this Thonet chair at a small estate sale in Napa.  
– Katharine

This is a pic of our new cat, Don Carlos, in our new ranch style house in SLC, UT.
– Jon

Our dear Shirley – built for comfort, not for speed
– Colleen (Pittsburgh, PA)

This is my cat Mika stretching after a nap. He is a 4 years old Main Coon mix.
– Marie-Michelle (Ottawa, ON)

This is Summer whose finds the greatest comfort is sleeping on a clean white towel lain on a animal print chair.  We try to explain her that it’s not a real animal’s skin, but, she seems to feel differently.
– Collette (NYC)