Man Spends 15 Years Building Elaborate Home for His Family Of Cats

Krueger, who was diagnosed with Autism last year, believes that his diagnosis has a lot to do with the fact that he gets along so well with cats and not so well with people. He gets along with cats so well, in fact, that his house is really under the ownership of his four feline friends, who have plush rooms, ornate staircases and the finest walks on which to cat. And he’s not done. Krueger says he is constantly thinking of ways to make his house even more cat-friendly, no matter where he is or what he is doing. He’s like a modern-day Sarah Winchester, except his house seems more practical and he probably won’t charge you $30 to take a tour led by a bored 16-year-old.

Krueger is happy to continue working on the home for his cats, because he says they’re “the only ones who have always understood him.” And, you know, building a house for the people who have always accepted you? It sounds like a pretty important endeavor. Because even though Krueger technically lives alone, he says “I don’t feel like I live alone, even though I’m the only person living here. We’re like a family.” #Bam (I have already used #Jealous.)