Try Etsy.com There are lot of sellers there selling handmade cat beds, toys, pet stuff, etc. Here are some sharkt pet beds: https://www.etsy.com/search?q=shark+cat+bed&order=most_relevant&view_type=gallery You can refine the search further if you only want to shop sellers in the US.
I've lost count of how many times packages have gone to either my neighbor's, or a house kitty-corner on the other side of the community.
Unfortunately the package could not be traced because of its place of origin. This is a restricted access community and mail theft is almost unheard of as there is a big box for oversized items, the mail carrier will put the key to it in one's mailbox and sometimes will even bring it to one's door. So the shark bed either was not sent at all or got lost somewhere in transit.
Try Etsy.com There are lot of sellers there selling handmade cat beds, toys, pet stuff, etc. Here are some sharkt pet beds: https://www.etsy.com/search?q=shark+cat+bed&order=most_relevant&view_type=gallery You can refine the search further if you only want to shop sellers in the US.
Is it possible the package was marked as delivered but not actualy delivered to your home? I had that happen once with Amazon. The package was marked as delivered but I didn't actually get it until a few days laterOr maybe it was delivered / marked as delivered but actually stolen? I recently found a resident's Amazon package discarded on the sidewalk by my building, completley open and the stuff strewn about. I put everything I could find back in the box and took it back to the resident's building with a note for the mail carrier to bring it inside to the lobby / mail box area (I don't have access past the entryway) and a note for the resident.
Of course, if a company just never sends out a pacakge with no explanation after taking your money that's different and you should demand a refund.
Congratulations!
I definitely expect this to be the worst bit especially when one of my cats *cough* Carrot *cough* pees on random things whenever his routine is upset.
Not as annoying as actually moving into the house once you get it.
Margret
I used to use a debit card for just about everything until a friend told me that a credit card is a better deal as long as you pay it off every month since you get cash back which can really add up. So I did that, I never paid any interest charges which is where the bank makes its money. When I had to charge something big that I could not pay off the same month I got another credit card with no interest for 18 months, transferred the big balance and then put THAT credit card away so that I would not use it. I paid off that balance before the 18 months off so I never paid any interest on it. In the meantime I used my previous credit card as before and paid off its balance every month. So I paid no interest and got cash back on the original card, a good deal all the way around. The debit card paid nothing back so what was the point of having that? Of course one must be able to NOT charge anything extra on the second card, that's what gets people into trouble. My credit score has gone from 620 to 805 since I started this, so this really works. .
I don't blame you. I would definitely go a different route.
I abhor moving.
Not as annoying as actually moving into the house once you get it.
Margret
That would be a really good idea and something I would love to try, but I don't have enough credit to get approved for a credit card. My ex-husband really helped to trash my credit so I'm just now working on fixing it.
I'll consider doing that; I just hate doing things on credit. It's too easy to get in too deep.
That would be my guess, but I'm not certain. If he still isn't eating in the morning I'd call the vet.
