Hi Again, My little MJ, pain that she is, is extremely sensitive to any kind of stress. I think when I do fly that she will be in the cabin with me so I can monitor her. My main concern about brining them down, besides the flight, is that St. Thomas' temp range goes into the mid 80's during the day, sometimes warmer, and only drops into the 70's at night, year round. Maybe you Florida people would be best able to help me out. Are they going to be ok in those temperatures? I'm from Jersey, where we only dream of that range. The island is small, with an ocean breeze touching nearly every part, coling the air, but all I can think is god forbid the A/C breaks. Is there anything I can do to ensure that they don't heat stroke on me? Would a fan near the cage, on one level, be ok? Frozen water bottles daily perhaps? Any help that can be given would be greatly appreciated. Thanks Again, Sara [Posted in FML issue 4609]