I vote no. Maybe in August. Not safe for you. Not safe for him.
Agree. Thanks.
If this tiger can get Covid, we are all sunk. He aint been out on the town.
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This is what Iāve heard so far and not sure how accurate is. Especially since information changes all the time. Dogs can get the virus, but donāt seem to be able to pass it on to anything. Although if a positive person touches their fur, itās a surface like any other. But cats can get it and it looks like they can pass it to each other but not to people.
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Hehehe, its the Bat-Snake-Armadillo-lookingā-thing-Man-Tiger flu. That sounds much worse than Chicken flu. Iām calling this an all animal flu.
We leave everything outside for 24 hours. Great to read the dire news that was printed 24 hours ago.
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Iāve been leaving Milk in the car for three days before bringing it in. Thatās not gonna work for much loner, as soon as the temperatures change. But, we got snow coming again this week, so Iāll be able to buy dairy for the foreseeable future.
@mohe0001 lolā¦
Burying it in the snow should work too. Instead of keeping it in the car to move around or when you drive and turn on the heat, wouldnāt it be easier to just wipe it down lol???
Well, I havenāt really been driving around, Marie. No where to go. But, yeah, my refrigerator is now the entire outdoors. We just got snow for 5 min. Then, it went away and its a beautiful, sunny warm day. Never can tell around here. Maybe we will get locusts next.
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