This is my new summer digs. Can you see me coming in the cat door? I have my blanky, and my scratching pad in the house. This is my little room for when it is raining or night time, and I have a little cat door that lets me out into my own private run.
I also have these shelves up real high, with a bed on them for me to sleep on!!
Good last photo of me mum!
The cattery is real nice, and out in the country side. There is also a huge big run that I can go in once I have been here a couple of days, and mingle with the other prisoners.
Mum had no trouble catching me this time. I howled for half an hour, til the car came and then settled down.
I waited til we started in the Gorge, a narrow twisty part of the road where you can't stop to do a big "code brown" in my PTU. It was stinky, windows were down, and luckily mum had taken some kitchen paper towels and water to clean up, and big uncle had a big spray can of linx. Mum says I was a bit too hot and car sick, that she might pay for me to fly back home. Still, it was close to five hours of twisty roads, and the furtherest I has ever travelled.
Mum says home seems empty now, but she will only be here for a couple more days, then off to her house sitting job.
Smooches to everybuddy.
Poppy Q
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You look lovely as always my dear. Good luck with the new place.
ReplyDeleteWe hope all goes well with you!
ReplyDeleteActually, that place looks pretty cushy, Poppy! You could use a bigger cat tree, though.
ReplyDeleteThat new place looks pretty nice. Purrs to you!
ReplyDeleteWe hope you enjoy your time at the cattery, PQ. We will certainly miss you and look forward to you returning to your Mom and her new home.
ReplyDeleteFancy new digs Poppy! Looks okay for a holiday.
ReplyDeleteFive hours is a long time to be in the car, Poppy. We're glad you made it to the cattery okay, in spite of the PTU incident.
ReplyDeleteIt looks pretty good, though -- and being able to go in and out is great!
Good luck!
Th digs look pretty cool, Poppy, but that journey sounds bit haevy-going.
ReplyDeleteDear Poppy, I hope the time goes by fast, and that your outdoor run might provide some entertainment, perhaps some birds to chatter at, or occasional squirrel hopping past.
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas to you and your mum, and best wishes for happy settling in at the new place.
Your fat camp looks great, Pops! You did good in the car. Lishy can't go more than 20 minutes before the situation becomes explosive.
ReplyDeleteYes Poppy 5 hours is a long time. The most I've been in a car is 1 hour - too and from my Dentist. I hope the time goes by fast for you until you and mom can be together again in your new house.
ReplyDeleteFive hours is a very long time and you bore it well anyway, Poppy, sweet girl. MUAH! And I hope the time passes. By the way, I am feeling much much better now. ♥
ReplyDeleteWe had to do quite a bit of catching up! Moving, Obesity foods... O mai goodness, Poppy!
ReplyDelete"code brown" cracked us up!
Your new digs look nice and comfy Poppy. Maybe you will make some new friends in the big run when you are allowed out there. We hope the time passes quickly for you until you are re-united with your mum.
ReplyDeleteMiss Poppy, your fat camp dormatory looks pretty nice...we hope you get sprung out to the play yard soon and find some pals to play with. Sorry about the code brown...how embarassing.
ReplyDeleteHopefully the time will pass quickly and you and your Mum will be together soon!
Merry Christmas from alla us!
Poppy Q a bit of rescue remedy for next car trip might help.
ReplyDeleteHope you enjoy your holiday, looks quite comfy for you.
Love Leanne
looks like a nice place, you'll get used to it and before long you wont wana leave.. well okay you will. merry x-mas and happy holidays to you and your mom, we'll miss your posts and will wait for your return.
ReplyDeletetake care and we will be thinking of you there.. Love Helen, Darcy and Bingley xx
ReplyDeleteOh, no, 5 hours on a twisty roads....it must have been very hard. I hope you got over car sick soon.
ReplyDeleteTHat looks like a great room at the 'fat farm'. You have your own door and catio! We are sorry that the trip was long and twisty and that you got sick!
ReplyDeleteOoh good trick with the code brown! Sis did that once on the way home from the vet. The hoomans had their heads out the windows and were dry wretching the whole way home. It was nasty.
ReplyDeleteGlad you have a nice outside run and a high up shelf to keep you entertained. Looks like a nice temporary home.
Five hours on twisting roads? Our mum would have been sick after 10 minutes. She is green in the face just reading those words. No worry about the code brown, though. We always poop if mum doesn't keep the car really cool.
ReplyDeleteMaybe flying home would be better. Your mum could take you in the cabin with her.
It's a shame you two have to be separated for so long. We hope you will be okay and your mom too. Merry Christmas.
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