This YouTuber has built a full city for his cat featuring a working subway station to take the pet to school

This YouTuber has built a full city for his cat and it might be the cutest construction project on the internet.

Chinese creator Xing Zhilei spent two years designing and building an entire miniature metropolis called Cat Town for his furry companions.

The tiny city is packed with incredible detail, from shops and apartments to transport systems that genuinely function.

And yes, that includes a fully working subway that takes one very pampered pet all the way to school.

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He built a full city for his cat featuring a working subway station

What started as a fun and silly little tech idea slowly transformed into a jaw-dropping mini city with serious attention to detail.

The subway system features realistic platforms, safety doors that open in sync with the train, and even escalators connecting different levels of the station.

It even has the cutest customer service advisor in the form of a chinchilla.

In a Lunar New Year video shared online, Xing showed one of his cats lining up at the station before hopping aboard the tiny train like a seasoned commuter.

The carriages glide smoothly along the tracks, stopping precisely at the platform where the doors slide open to let the feline passenger out.

Watching a cat casually ride public transport that was custom-built just for it is equal parts hilarious and impressive, the craftsmanship alone is enough to make model train enthusiasts jealous.

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It’s not just cats, but other furry friends

The subway is not just for show either, as the journey actually ends at a miniature school inside Cat Town.

The tiny campus fits perfectly into the wider city, which already includes supermarkets, grooming salons, and fully furnished apartments, not just for felines, but other animals like a hamster.

Each building is wired with lighting and designed to feel like a scaled-down version of a real urban neighborhood.

Xing has documented the entire two-year build process, and viewers have watched Cat Town grow from a simple structure into a thriving feline metropolis complete with other furry friends.

The dedication required to create a working transport system and full city for a cat is next level, but the result speaks for itself.

These are some pampered kitties.