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02-08-2018, 02:31 PM
#23
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Hottie with a hamster likely to sue Spirit. Bonus for PETA involvement.
Spirit Airlines employee told student to flush emotional support hamster down the toilet, student alleges | Fox News
Spirit Airlines employee told student to flush emotional support hamster down the toilet, student alleges | Fox News
02-08-2018, 05:15 PM
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Originally Posted by Viperstick
Hottie with a hamster likely to sue Spirit. Bonus for PETA involvement.
Spirit Airlines employee told student to flush emotional support hamster down the toilet, student alleges | Fox News
Spirit Airlines employee told student to flush emotional support hamster down the toilet, student alleges | Fox News
02-22-2018, 06:55 PM
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David Koenig / AP
(DALLAS) — Southwest Airlines said Thursday that a dog injured a child as passengers boarded a flight in Phoenix, an event likely to fuel the debate over the growing number of emotional-support animals on planes.
A passenger on Wednesday’s Phoenix-to-Portland, Oregon, flight tweeted that a dog bit a girl as she approached it, and that she screamed and cried. The man, Todd Rice, did not immediately respond to a Twitter message seeking further comment.
Southwest said the dog’s teeth “scraped a child’s forehead” and paramedics checked the girl, who appeared to be 6 or 7 years old.
Southwest spokeswoman Melissa Ford said the dog was in the plane’s first row of seats with its owner, who said he warned the girl not to approach his dog.
(DALLAS) — Southwest Airlines said Thursday that a dog injured a child as passengers boarded a flight in Phoenix, an event likely to fuel the debate over the growing number of emotional-support animals on planes.
A passenger on Wednesday’s Phoenix-to-Portland, Oregon, flight tweeted that a dog bit a girl as she approached it, and that she screamed and cried. The man, Todd Rice, did not immediately respond to a Twitter message seeking further comment.
Southwest said the dog’s teeth “scraped a child’s forehead” and paramedics checked the girl, who appeared to be 6 or 7 years old.
Southwest spokeswoman Melissa Ford said the dog was in the plane’s first row of seats with its owner, who said he warned the girl not to approach his dog.
11-29-2020, 06:29 AM
#26
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Shipping pet using plane
I shipped my dog inside plane many times.
There are many cost included in it like:
Transportation to and from the airport.
Import permits and international health documents.
Airfare.
Pre-move vet visits.
Government endorsements.
Quarantine fees.
Travel crate.
Custom fees.
Therefore i prefer shipping my dog from dog shipping companies also. Mostly through Citizenshipper.
https://citizenshipper.com/pet-transportation
There are many cost included in it like:
Transportation to and from the airport.
Import permits and international health documents.
Airfare.
Pre-move vet visits.
Government endorsements.
Quarantine fees.
Travel crate.
Custom fees.
Therefore i prefer shipping my dog from dog shipping companies also. Mostly through Citizenshipper.
https://citizenshipper.com/pet-transportation
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