From catios to rooms built around the animals.

The common thread is not a particular kit or style. It is construction that makes sense for the house, the site, and how the animals will actually use the space.

Black cat inside a house-integrated screened catio — **Long screened catio**Direct house access, a long usable run, shelves, and natural climbing elements.

Exterior view of a custom screened cat enclosure attached to a home — **Site-built enclosure**Custom framing shaped around the lower level of the home and sloped terrain.

Cat using shelves and natural branches inside a screened catio — **Interior enrichment**Shelves, branches, vertical movement, and places to watch the surroundings.

Exterior view of the completed log-home pet sunroom addition

Finished interior of the pet sunroom addition before turnover

Case study · five-figure build

Log-home cat-and-dog sunroom addition

The project was not treated as a cage attached to a wall. It became a real addition to the existing log home, tied into the deck and designed as a finished room with expansive screened openings and residential-quality interior finishes.

The same construction judgment matters on smaller catios: where the structure bears, how it meets the house, where water goes, how the animals enter, how the enclosure is serviced, and whether the finished work looks intentional.

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What this means for a new project

Scale the solution to the property.

Kindred Catios can work at very different levels: a practical screened run, a walk-in custom catio, a deck or porch integration, or a substantial pet-focused room. The goal is not to make every project large. It is to make the right project look deliberate and work correctly.