We're giving away a fabulous scratcher by Art Motion And Sound!
We are so lucky to have designer and craftsman Eric - aka @Bengalcatman - as a TCS community member! Eric and his CEF (Chief Executive Feline) Makena have graciously donated one more magnificent scratching post!
Each one of Eric's scratchers is a work of art, designed and handcrafted for a unique level of quality you won't find at any store.
Click to see how and why Eric designed these unique scratching posts and you'll see why it's exactly the kind of scratcher your own cat is going to love.
So many designs to choose from! Dark oak? Barn board? Curvy or straight base? Only you know if your cat prefers a vertical or a horizontal scratching surface and which of Eric's beautiful designs will best match your home decor.
So, you get to choose!
It's time to visit Art Motion And Sound's product page, look at the various scratchers and let us know what your fantasy scratcher is and why!
How Do I Enter?
1. Post in this thread with the word ENTRY and tell us which scratcher you would like to get.
2. You can post once a day.
3. This GIVEAWAY will run for one week (7 days). Last entry can be made by midnight (Pacific Time) of Sat. January 13th. The winner will be announced the following day!
4. Each member can have up to 8 entries in total - once a day per member and an extra day to make sure you don't go over your quota because of date lines.
5. To participate in this giveaway you must be over 18 (eighteen) years of age.
6. The prize can be shipped to a US address only. The winner must provide a local US address.
7. This giveaway is for TCS members only. To win you must be a member with at least 20 posts on the site by the day of the draw. If you're new to the community, welcome! Please contribute quality content and avoid spam posts just to boost your post count for the contest and don't forget to read the site rules.
Good luck everyone!
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Makena, too!
. I've been thinking of ordering some more cork pads for it as well. Very strange; she has no trouble with either a vertical scratcher or a horizontal one, but she's picky about angles. Who knew? 
