-=> Quoting Vikki to Leo Noll <=-
 Vi> Jaz (my deceased kitty) didn't mind her carrier at all but I think
 Vi> that may have been because I took her for pleasure car rides in it from
 Vi> the time I got her when she was a baby...  
 
 Sounds good to me.  When we got Lady Jane, she was already a year
 and a half old.  We picked her up at the vet hospital where she
 was living and put her in the carrier.  As soon as we carried her
 to the car, she started meowing the most forlorn meows, and 
 kept it up all the time until she got out - an hour later.
 She is getting harder and harder to put into the cage - of course,
 you are right in that NOW the end of the trail is the vet's.  But
 even when we are done there, it is hard to get her into the carrier
 to bring her home.
 We had a cat called Tiffany who was a holy (or unholy) terror when
 it came to the cat carrier.  But once the vet was done, all we had
 to do was open the cat carrier, and she went right in.
 Meow
 ^Leo^
... It's either country music, or nine cats being tortured.
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