Tucker is my adventure kitty and traveling companion. She is named after a campground–Tucker County Park in Hood River, Oregon. She came to me via a Craigslist ad and we’ve been adventure buddies ever since. I started to train her on a leash and in a backpack when she was 9 weeks old. She loves people and dogs and climbing trees. She cracks me up every day.
We had a few warm days here in Portland and I de-winterized my RV, made a few small repairs and headed for a few nights of February camping on the Oregon coast. I wanted to shake things out and check and make sure everything is working as it should before I head out for a…
As a solo woman RVer, what to I travel in? There are a lot of options for different types of RVs and I chose a Class B–vanstyle RV because of the ease of driving, parking and the size is perfect for me and my travel kitty, Tucker. After years of going to RV shows and…
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Solo Women RV contains affiliate links and participates in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program. If you make a purchase using one of these links, I may make a commission at no extra cost to you. Thank you for your support. Can you RV with a cat? Absolutely! I’ve been RVing with my cat Tucker…
I had a cat named Herbie the Lovebug. She was with me for 17 years. I found her the day she was born and brought her home in a paper bag. She was an amazing kitty and I loved her to pieces. But she HATED the car and any kind of travel. Even a short…
Olive was my traveling companion for four years, before she passed away in 2022 at age 13. She was quite the character and took me to many places I never would have seen. I miss her everyday.