Welcome to americats.express blog - the traveling cats

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Chaussettes & Geordie pose in the RV
Welcome to our traveling cats blog...Geordie (the calico) and Chaussettes (the tuxedo) travel the USA in an RV.. follow their adventures and advice on traveling with cats. We hope you'll enjoy the ride.
Geordie walks on a lead and loves to explore each new campsite
Geordie explores the trails at Villaneuva State Park, New Mexico

Chaussettes does not go outside. Her sense of smell is not up to par, so she's elected to stay happily safely inside and watches birds from the inside or does some heavy duty snoozing. We did try to get a harness on her once or twice but it did not end well...for us! 😼
Chaussettes likes to hang out on the scratcher
So, follow us and we'll see where this goes... we've been on the road for 2 years and have learned a lot about traveling with cats! And we all still love each other...



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