In the early part of the last century, the well known physicist Shrodinger carried out a set of experiments, the aim of which was to prove the following theorem:

"If you put a cat and an empty box in the same room, there is a probability of 100% that the cat will be inside the box when the investigator checks"

Of course, Shrodinger got sidetracked into some other activities, but all cat-observers already knew that the theorem was true. We have some examples here of famous Boxing Cats. If you know any more, please email me at site@hunter.per.sg

Courtesy of Caroline	Courtesy of Rosemary	Courtesy of Arlene
Courtesy of Jan	Courtesy of Kim	Courtesy of Robert
Courtesy of Melanie	Courtesy of Diane	Courtesy of DiAnne
Courtesy of Ginger	Courtesy of Melanie	Courtesy of Rae
Courtesy of Rae	Not quite a cat, courtesy of Jo	Courtesy of Ricky
Courtesy of Ann	Courtesy of Stephen	Courtesy of Phyllis
Courtesy of Melissa	Courtesy of Fran	Courtesy of Barbara
Courtesy of Kim	Courtesy of Nancy	Ebony
Jaeger	Sheba	Sheba

	Jaeger
	Ebony
	Sheba
	Who Are You Now?
	Don't Declaw The Cat
	Fishing for Cats
	Paint Stripping
	Christmas Tree Thief 2
	Christmas Tree Thief 1
	Boxing Cats

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