Abstract: A pet booster seat to be secured to a generally vertical vehicle seat back is configured to support a pet elevated above a horizontal vehicle seat cushion. A basket assembly is formed by a rod configured to form an upper basket frame and a rectangular basket, having front and rear panels and right and left side panels, each of the panels being folded and sewn to form a casing envelope around the upper periphery of the basket for encasing the upper basket frame. The basket assembly is pivotally connected to a backboard having upper and lower edges and right and left side edges. Two support rods having lower ends pivotally secured to the backboard extend from adjacent a lower edge of the backboard upwardly to the upper basket frame.

Abstract: A strainer board has a main cutting surface and a strainer basket. The strainer basket has is adapted to be removably inserted into an aperture in the main cutting surface. Cooperating structure on the basket perimeter and the cutting surface aperture are adapted and arranged to permit positive engagement and disengagement of the basket and aperture under finger pressure and to prevent inadvertent disengagement when the strainer board is in a vertical orientation.

Abstract: A net pet barrier designed for installation behind the front or rear seat in a vehicle to keep pets off vehicle seats and in the back of the vehicle. Netting formed of micro-mesh material is attached to a pop-up wire frame which keeps the net from sagging and facilitates installation and removal. Adjustable side expansion panels allow installation of the barrier in vehicles of various sizes and configurations, from sedans to full-size SUVs.

Abstract: An improved latch for securing together two portions of enclosure in which a rotary latch member is secured for rotation to an upstanding wall of one of the portions of the enclosure. The latch member includes a generally circular disk having an annular wall formed about the periphery thereof, the annular wall having an interruption therein and the latch member being rotatable between locked and unlocked positions. A lug is formed on an upstanding wall of the second portion of the enclosure upon assembly of the two portions of the enclosure, the lug is received interior of the annular wall through the interruption therein and the latch member is rotated to the locked position to confine the lug within the annular wall. A stop member extends from one of the upstanding walls generally adjacent the periphery of the disk and includes a locking aperture. A locking lug extends generally outward from the annular wall of the latch member and generally tangentially to the periphery of the disk.