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Newbie Cat Lady in California
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Newbie Cat Lady in California
by langfanatic » Wed Jul 02, 2014 3:07 pm
Hello everyone! I'm so excited to be here. I am just beginning the process of looking for an RV to live in, and travel the country, with my 3 cats. I'm narrowing down exactly what I'm looking for and have lots of ideas of where I want to go, how I can make money while on the road, and hopefully incorporate some animal rescue into my adventures! I've been reading a lot, asking a lot of questions, joining other discussion forums, and learning as much as I can. Mentally I'm ready to go! But financially and physically, not quite yet, just have to be patient. I know it will happen when it is meant to happen.
Peace and Love,
Johanna
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Re: Newbie Cat Lady in California
by WickedLady » Wed Jul 02, 2014 4:01 pm
Welcome to the forum, Johanna.
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Re: Newbie Cat Lady in California
by avalen » Wed Jul 02, 2014 6:19 pm
welcome
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Re: Newbie Cat Lady in California
by IrishIroamed » Wed Jul 02, 2014 6:28 pm
Welcome to the forum Johanna. Keep us informed of your hunt for your rolling home.
Cheryl
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Re: Newbie Cat Lady in California
by cnq50b » Wed Jul 02, 2014 7:41 pm
Welcome from Kansas, Johanna.
While I have my van, I still need to practice patience while I await my turn to stop the 9-5 routine. It will happen exactly when it's supposed to - just keep your eyes & heart open.
Looking forward to seeing what you select for your new home.
While I have my van, I still need to practice patience while I await my turn to stop the 9-5 routine. It will happen exactly when it's supposed to - just keep your eyes & heart open.
Looking forward to seeing what you select for your new home.
Catherine & Sadie
California
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Re: Newbie Cat Lady in California
by Rufflesgurl » Wed Jul 02, 2014 9:31 pm
Welcome from the central coast of CA
Linda
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Re: Newbie Cat Lady in California
by mtngal » Wed Jul 02, 2014 10:55 pm
Welcome from the central mountains of CA! Where are you?
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Re: Newbie Cat Lady in California
by sharon » Wed Jul 02, 2014 11:17 pm
Welcome from SoCal....
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Re: Newbie Cat Lady in California
by MandysMom » Thu Jul 03, 2014 12:21 am
Welcome from Sacramento area of CA.
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Re: Newbie Cat Lady in California
by Bethers » Thu Jul 03, 2014 1:16 am
Welcome, Johanna.
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Re: Newbie Cat Lady in California
by gingerK » Thu Jul 03, 2014 8:27 am
Welcome to the forum, Johanna! Glad you're here! Enjoy the hunt for your rv.
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Re: Newbie Cat Lady in California
by retiredhappy » Thu Jul 03, 2014 8:49 am
A big Texas welcome. Where are you located?
Karen West
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Re: Newbie Cat Lady in California
by monik7 » Thu Jul 03, 2014 10:00 am
Welcome from the San Francisco Bay Area!
Sandi
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Re: Newbie Cat Lady in California
by Rvlifeontheroad » Fri Jul 04, 2014 9:50 pm
Howdy
I've been looking since Jan. for a trailer and finally found one at a price I could afford and not much work to be done.
I too will be traveling with either 2 cats & a dog or 3 cats. I also have been working in rescue for many years. But now I will be full timing it and switching from fostering to transporting.
I already have a bucket list that I add to almost on a daily basis. So I pretty much know where I'll be and where I will be going and what roads I will be traveling.
It's not something I had ever planned to do. But one can't live very well on disability. I've been existing. Not living. It's also unfortunate that I need to leave my home. There's plenty of room here to foster cats. I am one of only two cat fosters in the area. Which sucks.
But I also know the difficulties in finding transport to get a cat from point A to point B at a reasonable rate. This will help me put gas into my vehicle.
Don't be too quick to purchase the first trailer you see. Figure out what you can live without (stove, shower, etc) and what you can't live without (stove, shower, etc)
So while you save up the money to purchase your camper, research places you'd like to visit and how you'll get there.
I've been looking since Jan. for a trailer and finally found one at a price I could afford and not much work to be done.
I too will be traveling with either 2 cats & a dog or 3 cats. I also have been working in rescue for many years. But now I will be full timing it and switching from fostering to transporting.
I already have a bucket list that I add to almost on a daily basis. So I pretty much know where I'll be and where I will be going and what roads I will be traveling.
It's not something I had ever planned to do. But one can't live very well on disability. I've been existing. Not living. It's also unfortunate that I need to leave my home. There's plenty of room here to foster cats. I am one of only two cat fosters in the area. Which sucks.
But I also know the difficulties in finding transport to get a cat from point A to point B at a reasonable rate. This will help me put gas into my vehicle.
Don't be too quick to purchase the first trailer you see. Figure out what you can live without (stove, shower, etc) and what you can't live without (stove, shower, etc)
So while you save up the money to purchase your camper, research places you'd like to visit and how you'll get there.
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