Any thoughts, help or advice appreciated. Hubby and I are going to have to drive to Chicago from NJ and will be in Chicago for a few days to empty out a storage facility. There is no one who can come here to feed our cats while we're gone. We've made arrangements for the ferals, but we don't know what to do with the two that are now our pets.
Is it better to bring them with us or board them?
We'd like to bring them, but they're not trained to use a lead yet, and I'm scared of leads because one of our kitties escaped from one once.
Then...if we bring them, should we get a large crate so they can be in there together?
We usually make the drive (11 - 12 hours)in one day, but we figure with the kitties we should break it up into two...right? They usually sleep for about six hours in the afternoon anyway.
Lastly, on the last day of packing up the storage facility, which will be when we pack what we're keeping into the Van, do we bring kitties in cage while we pack for several hours (which would normally be during their play time in the morning) - or should we get a late check out from the hotel and pick kitties up to start the drive home when we're done?
Lots of questions, but it's a situation! Thanks,
Laurie
Is it better to bring them with us or board them?
We'd like to bring them, but they're not trained to use a lead yet, and I'm scared of leads because one of our kitties escaped from one once.
Then...if we bring them, should we get a large crate so they can be in there together?
We usually make the drive (11 - 12 hours)in one day, but we figure with the kitties we should break it up into two...right? They usually sleep for about six hours in the afternoon anyway.
Lastly, on the last day of packing up the storage facility, which will be when we pack what we're keeping into the Van, do we bring kitties in cage while we pack for several hours (which would normally be during their play time in the morning) - or should we get a late check out from the hotel and pick kitties up to start the drive home when we're done?
Lots of questions, but it's a situation! Thanks,
Laurie