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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Rescues, road trips, first days home and everyday chaos — real stories from pet owners in Thailand.
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.
Our huge, gentle Maine Coon had ruled our Thonglor apartment for four years. Then a crib arrived. This is how we introduced a cat to a newborn.
My odd-eyed Khao Manee has a thing for hair ties. One ordinary evening it turned into a very long night at the vet, with a happy ending.
Our cream Ragdoll was a quiet only-cat in Huai Khwang. Then I brought home a tiny stray kitten. It took three weeks and many glass marbles.
Eleven months of paperwork, one night flight and a chocolate-brown cat who forgave me in Thonglor. A Japanese expat's guide to bringing a cat to Thailand.