When we begin, we will have three. All are similar in age (double-edged sword, there) and all have been indoors their whole lives. That won't change when we're not there, or in bad weather, but I will also buy one of those enclosed, screen-walled dining tents for a play and get some fresh air, area. One big, printed sign on the door that says simply, ***!!!***CATS!!!***!!!
Great information about slides. Next to the slide switch will be a big sign shouting...***!!!***CATS!!!***!!!
When we are away, windows will only be open the size of J's fist. Hers is much smaller than mine. Oh, and those screens keeping them in? Don't bank on that, even in the short-term but maybe not IMMEDIATELY, they can damage screens, sometimes just by laying laying their fat butts against the screens. Other times...claws. Lots of claws. Only trust screens you can fully see.
Cats, for me, are the only companion animal I can live with. Loving, funny, annoying, affectionate, stinky (ever smelled a cat fart?), but they make you earn the love. It's the only kind of real love, anyway. But when my five-year-old girl tabby climbs on my shoulder and goes to sleep, it's bliss unlike anything a human can give another. My heart melts.
Many (seemingly most on rv.net) seem to be more dog than cat people, but I think overall, cats are a better choice for J and me.
