Abstract: A portable pet carrier having a lower section and a removable upper section attached thereto. The lower section has a bottom wall, spaced side walls, a rear wall and a front wall with an access opening, and the upper section has a top wall, spaced side walls, a rear wall and a front wall with an access opening. The upper section and the lower section are attached by clips which extend through aligned openings in horizontal lips extending outwardly from the edges of the walls of both sections. A gate is pivotally mounted in the access openings in the front walls of the upper section and the lower section, and a latch is located on the gate for retaining the gate in the closed position. A plurality of rollers are carried on the exterior of the bottom wall of the lower section, and lifting and towing handles are pivotally attached to the exterior of the top wall of the upper section for moving the portable pet carrier.

Abstract: A container having an open end so that a part of an article in the container can be seen and touched. The container is formed from a single planar sheet having two portions. The first portion of the planar sheet is rectangular in shape and includes a plurality of main panels and a terminal panel with laterally extending perforations along the inner edges. The second portion of the planar sheet is attached to a free edge of one of the main panels of the first portion of the planar sheet along a perforation and forms an end member to close one end of the container when it is assembled. A series of elongated openings are located along the perforation at the inner edge of the terminal panels of the first portion of the planar sheet and a series of corresponding tabs are located along the free edge of the main panel at the other end of the planar sheet.