Waffle, a black and white tuxedo cat, and Tirzah, a tortoiseshell, are owned by Greg and Karen Sue McCandless of Butler, PA.
"We never planned any of this, but Waffle loves his little car and they both love the attention they get," said Mrs. McCandless.
While most of the cats in the show were purebred, Waffle and Tirzah were entered in a class for household pets of unknown pedigree. Both cats won ribbons, but their owners learned that they would rather entertain than compete.
"It is such a good feeling when you are out there with the cat car and people are smiling," said Mr. McCandless.
Source: Post-Gazette.com
Image: Larry Roberts/Post-Gazette
From a kitty point of view, I can't see what's not to like. After all, the car gives them a very efficient way to keep an eye on their territories. And I can't think of any animal better at conserving their energy than a cat.
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I absolutely love this post. Who would have ever thought you could get a cat to cooperate long enough and sit still long enough to ride in a car without restraints.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great way to have fun with a cat.
ReplyDeleteHey, it's Jet here. That's a riot! My feline brothers would never agree to that experience... they're kind of diva-ish.
ReplyDeleteOh how I love it that house cats are driving the cars! Hee hee, how fun, love this post.
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Haha. These kitties really look cute. Wondering how they managed to get the cats to cooperate and sit still long enough for that cruise without harness.
ReplyDeleteDhow cruise Dinner is the perfect place for the dinner its also a peaceful place no security risk best place for the family trip.
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