I can't take a photo of my cat's stash spot. My cat, Zippy, has torn open the bottom of my box spring covering to climb up into the box springs and hide his watches. Zippy has 19 watches hidden in the box spring of my bed. I gave him 20 watches for him to play with. They were just costume junk from eBay batches. There is only one watch left in his bag. Funny thing is that it is the only watch that actually worked. Figure that out.

My cats like to shove their toys under heavy furniture that I rarely move. Every few years, I move a large piece of furniture and find a dozen tinsel balls. They cats push their toys out of reach, then bellyache that they can't get their toys back.

Not the cat but years ago my father couldn't find his dentures. Weeks went by & he finally got his new ones. When we moved he finally found them. His very special dog had them stashed with a collection of other missing things in her nest under his bed.

My cats is under all the furniture! I learned many yrs ago to have rollers on my furniture.

I love moving furniture to find catnip mice and invented toys by cats

All the time. There are so many hair tiebacks beneath my bed they should be lifting the mattress by now....

Also couch.

I think if I moved my nightstand it would look like that, plus I'm missing several lip balm tubes. I found one of the cats playing with a similar tube on the stairs.... I think under the bed, and under the sofa will look the same. The same cat knocks dry cat food around for hours, and I think a cup or two may be underneath the stove and fridge by now.

My cat, Annie, likes to wedge her toy mice underneath the linen closet door. Fortunately, this makes her stash easy to get to.