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Old 04-01-2025, 10:10 AM   #1
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First MH short trip.

We have a new 8 month old rescue cat. He was a ferral and caught at 6 months old. Hopefully he'll be OK, but he's very shy around other people and loud noises.

Any hints? He's fine if it's just the 2 of us and in our house.
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Bring things he's familiar with and has his smell.

Your rescue looks like a chill cat!
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I’d suggest you put her in a cage for the first trip or two. Cats have been known to to get into about any space.
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When our cat was with us she loved to go camping. We made sure she had a place to look out a window to watch the world go by.
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Thanks for the tips people. I'll put him in the travel case while travelling, and bring along his tower that he likes to climb and hang out on.
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