Just wanted to write now that we are back home from our yearly migration from Arizona. This is to let you all know that we were absolutely overjoyed with the Kitty Kabana. It arrived in Yuma just as quickly as you promised and was installed in a snap! Your instructions were excellent. The standard size was perfect for our window....and we appreciated the clear directions. Supplying the proper drill bit was above and beyond ...We easily had our RV all set for the cats. The cage fit exactly on the window frame and so no bubble wrap was necessary. We did decide to add a cat door that slips into the window frame...and so there is no opening to the outside when we are using the kabana. Our sliding window snugs up to the plywood strip that holds the swinging cat door...and since the cats already were used to using one, there was no training period. This addition has made traveling with the kitties so much nicer. They no longer hover at the RV's screen door for a chance to bolt outside. Now they hop up on the bed and wait impatiently for their outdoor patio to be hung. Each new camp site is a wealth of new smells and sights for them. They always draw comments from passersby. The usual comment is..."aren't you Lucky?" and of course our answer is "how did you know his name?" I've included a picture or two. Thanks again, Judy

Judy M. AZ

- Tom is my old, ordinary male tabby cat. I use the word ordinary now in referring to his colour and size only. Up until a few months ago, most everything else about Tom was ordinary too. Well, that all changed when I got Tom his Kitty Kat Kabana. Before, he would lie around, curled up in a ball snoozing in one part of the RV or the other. Oblivious to everything around him except the sound of the can opener at dinnertime. Now, when I park and set up his Kitty Kat Kabana Add-A-Room at a new campground, he hops outside and that's where he remains most of the day short of few quick trips to the litter or his food and water bowl. He still likes to lie around, but now its outside in his Kabana, soaking up every ray of sunshine, purring like a fine-tuned European import. Whenever some one walks by, he sits up, looking ever so regal for his subjects. That ordinary Tabby is now an extraordinary companion with a new lease on life, full of interest and playfulness. Due to the Pet Add-a-Room and Tom being the social cat he turned out to be, attracting all sorts of folks from the campgrounds, he's made me more socialable as well and that's a good thing. Thanks again.

- I swear I saw Serena Smile! Serena is our sixteen-year-old black indoor house cat. When my Husband and I retired we bought a Fifth-Wheel and set out on our long awaited dream of being foot-loose and fancy-free so to speak. We were concerned at first how our aging Serena would adjust to the little space. We had travelled in the car before with her and our Shiatsu Gus many times on weekend and summer vacation trips to the cottage but never on such a long journey as this. I wasn't concerned for Gus because he was generally out and about with us most of the time, but for Seena who was used to having her own space at home and a lot more of it. I was concerned. However, my fears of her adjusting were totally unfounded because just before we set out on our journey I came across your website and thought this would be the perfect place for her to call her own. We didn't install the Kitty Kat Kabana until we were someplace in northern Georgia and barely had we finished setting it up before Serene was on the back of the sofa, waiting to explore. She just knew it was hers. We have been on the road now for four months and apart from the few times that Gus has decided to use the Kitty Kat Kabana, Serena has been in it, smiling day and night.
Pardon the Pun, but it truly is "The Cat's Meow" and so eay to put up and down.

- We have two Rag Dolls named Samson and Delilah, who are just tickled with their Kitty Kat Kabana. All the years my husband and I went to Florida for the winter and even whenever we went to a campground near our home in Michigan in the summers, we had to keep them confined to the inside of our Motor Home. Of course, they were happy, as they never experienced anything different. However, since we purchased their Kitty Kat Kabana, they can't wait until we're parked, so they can be outside where we are, without being on a tether or my being mortified that they might we exposed to fleas and ticks. I know Samson and Delilah are happier than ever but it appears to me that they are looking healthier as well - - - - - that could just be a "Mom's" imaginiation!

Jo and Robert R. Michigan