I wish I could have brought my Rosie. She’s too young to leave unsupervised with just visits from a caregiver, so I had to kennel her while we’re gone. I feel badly that she’s in a cage for 10 days, but I know she is being well cared for.
Until next time,
Good day, and good dog!
I’ve profiled Pilots and Paws on this blog before, but i just stumbled onto their Facebook page and wanted to share this priceless picture. Just look at that face!
Please visit their page and support them if you can!
Until next time,
Good day, and good dog!
KCTV5 in Kansas City is reporting on a service dog who may have given service dogs a bad name. This begs the question: what do you do when your dog has to doo-doo?
Continue reading Dogs on Planes
NewsNet5 out of Cleveland recently did a story about injuries dogs are experiencing when flying on major airlines. From 2009 to 2010, the number of injured pets grew by 90% on US-operated airlines. Although the 55 animals injured in 2010 is still a small number, it is alarming that the number is growing so quickly. I apologize that I don’t have comparative numbers to see if the total number of animals carried on airlines has also risen, so I don’t know if the percentage is better or worse, but I do know that at least 55 pet families were distraught after they arrived at their destinations. Many of the dogs that are injured or die in flight are those with short noses such as Pugs and Bulldogs.