What we did last weekend (LOTS of kitty/puppy pics)

[Tubby & Peanut's Mom]

We have no room for any more toys!

Trust me, I didn't think we did either, but slow but sure the other toys are disappearing - motorcycles are gone, vettes haven't been moved in months, bicycles on the other hand get used a lot more since we can bring them along.

Are motorhomes cat friendly???

As long as the kitty isn't a "bolter" the only problem I see is where do you put the litter box? Most of these don't have a lot of room to spare except, it seems, in places you wouldn't want to put a litter box like in the bedroom or living area. But I've met a few people now who full-time and have their kitties with them. The one couple had 4 cats and 3 dogs. Ok, ok, they had a 45' bus not a 40' motorhome, but still. The biggest obstacle I have with taking T & P is that Terry is a wimp. He would be a basket case worrying about them, so I'd have to be a basket case worrying about him, although we are planning on doing a test run this summer sometime. Tubby has already been in the motorhome, but not while we're traveling. I think he would adore it since he's such an adventure kitty, but Terry worries because Tubby's so old - doesn't want to give him a heart attack or anything. Peanut is a scaredy cat (which is what worries Terry about her), but I think she would do just fine - especially once we were parked and all set up. MY only concern is that Tubby sometimes doesn't squat enough when he pees so even though he's in the box, the pee is not. This is not a big issue in the basement, but if we've got limited space for a litter box to begin with......

How many berths does it have?

It has a queen bed in the bedroom and the couch pulls out, but the couch can realistically only sleep one adult comfortably. The saying with these types of motorhomes is "Cocktails for 8. Dinner for 4. Sleeps 2."

And sorry guys, I forgot to post pics last night and most of them are on my home computer, so I'll post this one for now and some more later this evening.

This is how we look going down the road towing our Tracker.