Welcome to Cats in the Cradle Farmhouse Soaps!                   We are OPEN and making soap!  Purchase your soaps here on our website or visit our   Etsy shop at www.etsy.com/shop/catsinthecradlesoap    You'll find soaps as well as Vintage/Antique Treasures!        THANK YOU for your continued support in these        trying times.....                                      BUG BAR SOAP IS IN STOCK!                                          Check out our photos on Picture Trail! New updates and photos coming soon                                       Vintage offerings on ETSY are from my own private collection gathered from years of treasure hunting, and from recent trips to do what I love doing most....perusing flea markets and antique shops!                    We are located near beautiful Alton Bay in the "Live Free  or Die" state of New Hampshire!    If in our area, stop by to say hi!                                       Look-A-Like is always happy to see visitors and          will extend his paw in friendship (he thinks he's a dog).                                                           The folks at Cats in the Cradle have a sense of humor and we hope you do too......the late great Jackie Gleason says it all.........             We love our pets, all of whom are (and were) strays in desperate need. The kindest and most rewarding thing you can do is to help animals in need right in your own neck of the woods.  Please consider donating to  your favorite local shelter or adopting a shelter pet.  Help make this year a happy one for homeless animals and provide a "forever home" for a shelter pet.   Charity begins at home! Below, a young Fred hangs out in the barn,  about 1980   Our first cat...Sir Frederick Gas...the one who started it all                                                                "There is no surer sign of decay in a country than to see the rites of religion held in contempt."  Niccolo Machiavelli All photography, artwork, design by Chris Wittmann and may not be reproduced in any form without written permission