Cha Yen and the Backpack: Learning to Carry a Cat Home to Family
An orange tabby who demands breakfast with a paw to my face, a hot bus ride from Korat and the lesson I learned about carrier training the hard way.
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Cha Yen is an orange tabby I took from the street behind a noodle shop in Korat when he was about the size of my palm. He is the colour of Thai iced tea, and he has opinions about everything. He sleeps on the window ledge, travels in my backpack when we visit family, and demands breakfast at dawn with a paw to my face.
An orange tabby who demands breakfast with a paw to my face, a hot bus ride from Korat and the lesson I learned about carrier training the hard way.