Adopted her at age 3 a year ago and now have to move 400 miles. I started bringing her along because I would be away for a week or more while visiting my girlfriend and had no one to watch her, turns out she absolutely loves car rides. She hated the carrier so much that I decided to give her a chance while I drove around locally as a test, turns out she lays down in her little bed and just watches and sleeps most of the time, and never moves around the car while it is in motion. I'm also getting a ton of questions about the car too, so if anyone has any questions on the car I can try to answer, but the /r/teslamotors subreddit is probably a better spot to go. I'm a bit spammed with questions at the moment.
EDIT: To post one more picture. I was a bit hesitant, but the one time she stood up to check out what I was doing while I was driving was too cute to not take a quick picture of. I promise it was just a 1 handed quick snap, and that I didn't take my focus off the road while the car was on autopilot... so please don't crucify me. :)
EDIT2: To answer some common questions: She is a "Siamese Snowshoe Mix" according to the adoption agency. I have no better idea than that! Car is a Tesla Model 3 in Dog Mode. She is extremely docile in the car and never leaves her area, or else I would have put her in a carrier for safety.
EDIT3: Final picture! Some are claiming I am not the owner chauffeur, so I went ahead and took a picture. I hope you are happy with yourselves, she does not like being woken up! :P
Years ago I had a Ragdoll (like yours) that went to work with me. He hated the carrier but was fine loose in my truck. Even slept on the dash a few times when parked. Car cats are so unique.
Takaa on July 5th, 2019 at 13:57 UTC »
Adopted her at age 3 a year ago and now have to move 400 miles. I started bringing her along because I would be away for a week or more while visiting my girlfriend and had no one to watch her, turns out she absolutely loves car rides. She hated the carrier so much that I decided to give her a chance while I drove around locally as a test, turns out she lays down in her little bed and just watches and sleeps most of the time, and never moves around the car while it is in motion. I'm also getting a ton of questions about the car too, so if anyone has any questions on the car I can try to answer, but the /r/teslamotors subreddit is probably a better spot to go. I'm a bit spammed with questions at the moment.
EDIT: To post one more picture. I was a bit hesitant, but the one time she stood up to check out what I was doing while I was driving was too cute to not take a quick picture of. I promise it was just a 1 handed quick snap, and that I didn't take my focus off the road while the car was on autopilot... so please don't crucify me. :)
https://imgur.com/a/VX7OPx6
EDIT2: To answer some common questions: She is a "Siamese Snowshoe Mix" according to the adoption agency. I have no better idea than that! Car is a Tesla Model 3 in Dog Mode. She is extremely docile in the car and never leaves her area, or else I would have put her in a carrier for safety.
EDIT3: Final picture! Some are claiming I am not the owner chauffeur, so I went ahead and took a picture. I hope you are happy with yourselves, she does not like being woken up! :P
https://imgur.com/a/8D0H1gU
houseofprimetofu on July 5th, 2019 at 14:41 UTC »
Years ago I had a Ragdoll (like yours) that went to work with me. He hated the carrier but was fine loose in my truck. Even slept on the dash a few times when parked. Car cats are so unique.
RedJester44 on July 5th, 2019 at 15:59 UTC »
All my cat did when we moved was scream for 3 hours