entire width of door frame 300 allowing padded area 108 to rest on the jamb to prevent marking fig4 b shows the animal suspended resting its weight in harness 201 which has been elevated by virtue of the loops formed by straps 202 having been shortened this type of configuration might be useful for allowing a user to access an animals feet such that the user can clip nails or claws while preventing the animal from fleeing fig4 c shows the lift 100 as it is suspended from door frame 300 by virtue of mount 101 resting atop the door header 301 when crossbar 105 is resting against door jamb 300 as in fig4 a and the mount 101 sits atop the door header 301 as in fig4 c the lift 100 is removably fixed in place such that a squirming animal will be unable to dislodge it moreover the rigid construction of the jamb allows the lift 100 and the jamb 300 to support the weight of most domestic animals allowing a user greater versatility in the use of the lift fig5 is a cross sectional side view of the same configuration as depicted in fig4 c showing that mount 101 rests on header 301 suspending and supporting the remainder of bracket 102 while particular aspects of the present subject matter described herein have been shown and described it will be apparent to those skilled in the art that based upon the teachings herein changes and modifications may be made without departing from the subject matter described herein and its broader.