Why extra charge for inside cats

[Bigceasar]

Park sure sounds like a great bargain. You should post the name so others on these forums can enjoy it. We should all help out fellow RV’ers whenever possible. Thanks in advance.

[parcany2]

Quail Ridge Rv Resort 2207 n.yucca dr Huachuca city Az

[Raider47]

I stayed at an RV park just outside Tombstone that sounds similar to "park A". It had full hookups, bathrooms, showers, laundry, a swimming pool and some other improvements that made me think it was a reasonable price, especially being right next to a tourist attraction.

[parcany2]

Originally Posted by Raider47

I stayed at an RV park just outside Tombstone that sounds similar to "park A". It had full hookups, bathrooms, showers, laundry, a swimming pool and some other improvements that made me think it was a reasonable price, especially being right next to a tourist attraction.

Could be, just down the hill from tombstone.

[LynnD]

As far as feral cats, that is a human issue. People getting cats and not fixing them. Or deciding to let them loose because they no longer want them, they move, or die. Responsible pet parents try to anticipate that by talking to friend/family about that but it applies to dogs. People ignoring feral cat populations instead of reporting the to a local rescue group so they can do trap, fix, release. Or adopt them out as barn cats.

And this is exactly how we have ended up with 11 cats!! And yes, we take them in the motorhome. They do well and we have not ever had to pay an additional charge for them though we always tell the campground that we have indoor cats with us, we also used to take our lovebird with us-but only had 8 cats at that time.

[PNWGirl]

Originally Posted by F4Gary

6 cats?!
There used to be a TV show about that.

I have 6 dogs & 3 cats.......

[LMHS]

We used to RV with a cat and a dog. The first cat was very old and would sit outside if everyone else, particularly her dog, was outside. But she mostly stayed inside. We took her camping in a popup from the time we got her until she passed away. We had her for a little over 15 years. The second cat started traveling and camping (in the popup, later in a Class C) when she was 6mo old. That one wore a dog harness, weighed 20lbs and liked to go for walks on her leash in the early mornings when the campground was still fairly quiet. If I didn't keep her on a leash, she would have eaten a few dogs. She seemed to find the little ones fascinating. And the big ones she would have liked to get into a fight with (she generally won). I ALWAYS told the campgrounds we were in that we had both a dog and a cat. I wanted them to know that we had pets in case something happened to us or our camper. I put signs in the windows stating our cellphone numbers in case there was a problem with the pets and someone needed to contact us. Currently have a dog. Park knows we have a dog. A very quiet 7yo one as she has been living in campgrounds/rv parks since she was 6mo old. Greyhounds/Galgos make great RV pets since they are very cat-like in that they sleep for 18+ hours a day and are up possibly for 6 hours which has two 30 minutes walks squeezed in. It may be more since they tend to sleep with their eyes open. Although they do roo (sing the ancestral dirges of their people), some more than others. Our Galgo tends to only sing about once a year. It lasts about 1 minute. But that may be because she has only met one other greyhound since we got her. It was a rescued racer who was afraid of everyone and everything.

[geordi]

Thank you to everyone that rescues.

I have a trip planned for the week prior to Memorial Day, if anyone wants to wander past my RV that will be filled with spoiled rescue kitties - we will be in Orlando. I don't expect the park will care, but even then - I tried their reservation system and it was counting "pets" the same as "adults" and refused to allow the total number. Oh well. The number of people is accurate. "pets" is not so much.

[Nora R]

I have a cat that will always accompany me wherever I go. I have never had to pay an additional charge for my cat.