Being prepared
Traveling cross-country with two cats (cages are visible at front) in the middle of summer meant supplies. And more supplies.Cow was carrying somewhere around 10 gallons of water, not to mention cat litter, paper towels, bags and bags of cat food and two different towing services cards, just in case.
Snapshot out the window passing through Devore in California, a very scenic area.
Signs advised to shut off your air conditioning to avoid over-heating.
Ha! Not likely.
posted by The Topiary Cow at
2:32 PM
5 Comments:
did you hear little meowed versions of "are we there yet" every half mile?
wow! traveling that far with two cats. you are a very very brave cow.
Wouldn't it have been easier to just buy some new cats once you'd got there?
Kate: Meowing went on about every 20 seconds for the first two hours. Agh.
Watercolor and Lulu:
Cow neglected to explain the reason for this. The Late Lamented Topiary left behind 3 cats, left homeless by his demise.
When conditions are too hot (middle of summer) the airlines won't let you fly with pets. Therefore, Cow elected to drive them home.
Cow didn't think it was fair for cats to be made homeless just because their caregiver had passed on.
(Cow now having an appointment with her attorney to make sure there is a caregiver in place and financial arrangements made for the care of her pets should she unexpectly also ascend to the Great Topiary Park in the Sky).
Moo!
That is some serious packing in the back of that car. Water and all!
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