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An integrated pet storage crate and grooming table. The integrated table includes a structure having a pet storage area covered by an openable gate, an equipment storage area for storing equipment, a horizontal surface resting on a top portion of the pet storage area and the equipment storage area,

An integrated pet storage crate and grooming table. The integrated table includes a structure having a pet storage area covered by an openable gate, an equipment storage area for storing equipment, a horizontal surface resting on a top portion of the pet storage area and the equipment storage area, and a grooming surface rotatably connected to the horizontal surface. The grooming surface, which may be optionally covered with a material, covers the equipment storage area in a vertical orientation and is rotated upwardly to a horizontal orientation against the horizontal surface to provide an area for grooming a pet. The structure also includes a plurality of wheels mounted on a bottom surface of the structure allowing mobility of the structure. In addition, a telescopic ramp is mounted under the bottom surface of the structure to facilitate movement of the structure.

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An integrated pet storage crate and grooming table. The integrated table includes a structure having a pet storage area covered by an openable gate, an equipment storage area for storing equipment, a horizontal surface resting on a top portion of the pet storage area and the equipment storage area,

An integrated pet storage crate and grooming table. The integrated table includes a structure having a pet storage area covered by an openable gate, an equipment storage area for storing equipment, a horizontal surface resting on a top portion of the pet storage area and the equipment storage area, and a grooming surface rotatably connected to the horizontal surface. The grooming surface, which may be optionally covered with a material, covers the equipment storage area in a vertical orientation and is rotated upwardly to a horizontal orientation against the horizontal surface to provide an area for grooming a pet. The structure also includes a plurality of wheels mounted on a bottom surface of the structure allowing mobility of the structure. In addition, a telescopic ramp is mounted under the bottom surface of the structure to facilitate movement of the structure. tial assembly; disposing a quantity-limited depletable source of explosive material-detonation initiating electrical energy adjacent said charge of explosive material, said quantity-limited source of explosive material-detonation initiating electrical energy being also disposed at said elevated electrical potential with respect to said surrounding environment; connecting said quantity-limited source of explosive material-detonation initiating electrical energy with said electrically initiateable charge of explosive material via a wired conductor path inclusive of a coded optical energy responsive electrical switching network; said quantity-limited-depletable source of explosive material-detonation initiating electrical energy, said wired conductor path, and said coded optical energy responsive electrical switching network comprising an explosive material firing module; coupling said firing module coded optical energy responsive electrical switching network to a detonation controlling module via a multiple parallel path fiber optic optical energy signal transmission apparatus; said multiple parallel path fiber optic optical energy signal transmission apparatus being also electrically non conducting with respect to said elevated electrical potential of said assembly; defining, within said detonation controlling module, a successive sequence plurality of detonation controlling module and firing module operating states including an initial off state, a final state initiating detonating of said electrically initiateable charge of explosive material and a plurality of intermediate operating states; communicating optical signals indicative of existence of selected of said detonation controlling module operating states between said detonation controlling module and said firing module coded optical energy-responsive electrical switching network via said multiple parallel path fiber optic optical energy signal transmission apparatus; communicating optical signals indicative of existence of selected of said firing module operating states between said firing module and said detonation controlling module via said multiple parallel path fiber optic optical energy signal transmission apparatus; including manually electable operating state termination inputs in said detonation controlling module, said manually electable operating state termination inputs enabling premature, and non detonating of said explosive material, terminating of a selected plurality of said intermediate states in said detonation controlling module and said firing module; said quantity-limited depletable source of explosive material initiation electrical energy enabling duration prediction of a detonation energy available possible detonating of said explosive material and commencement of an ensuing remainder period of insufficient detonation energy available and safe manual manipulation of said explosive material; and initiating detonation of said explosive material upon transition through a selected plurality of said detonation controlling module and firing module operating states. 2. The abortable and safe method of explosively disintegrating an assembly of claim 1 wherein said method further includes the step of: enabling detonation of said explosive material from a manually operated pneumatic control input of said detonation controlling module; said enabling detonation step including pressurizing a pneumatic pressure conduit path of said multiple parallel path fiber optic optical energy signal transmission apparatus; said pressurizing of a pneumatic pressure conduit path including pressurizing an electrical crowbar actuation element in said firing module and thereby removing a shunt connection across an electrical input port of said electrically initiateable charge of explosive material. 3. The abortable and safe method of explosively disintegrating an assembly of claim 2 wherein said step of disposing a quantity-limited depl