Pampered dogs?

My daughter's poodle-Bijon mix, Hurley, has a wardrobe of jumpers, hoodies and t-shirts.  He doesn't seem to mind.

My cat, Misty the MagnifiCat, is old and slowing down considerably, but when she starts smelling Spring, she starts complaining about being kept indoors.  I fear for her safety being outside with the other cats I've seen in the neighborhood.  I would love to build her a screened in structure on my deck (like the ones I've seen on "Barking Mad") so she could enjoy the outdoors but still be safely enclosed.

 Get yourself an plastic carrier and put an in an pull wagon and you still can take your cat with you..or else put wheels on the carrier/long leash to pull....some cats have been trained to walk with leashes also. We took our little dog and cat with us from Oregon to Missiouri one year by way of Yellowtone Park because we coulnd't find anyone to take care of them that we approved of while we were gone..that might not sound to nice..but our neighbors had an gorgeous red hair retivere, she pays high money for her animals, and  they are professionally trained also...and she left it with her sister to take care of, the sister left it in the garage, tied to it's leash..so I guess it couldn't jump up on thier car and scratch the  paint, it somehow before the sister came back manged to hang itself.  Not an good situation. Many people take care of their animals better then they do people, depends on the person.

Thank you Diana!!   See Jason!!! LOL!!!