Animal Transport

We have all heard those words from kids, but if dogs could talk, they would be asking it also. Today I picked up 8 small ones and got them ready for their flight; got all the paperwork at the vets, food and water for their trip and little blankets to keep them warm when in the air. We got to the airlines and did our pre-flight check in, got everyone weighed in and then they had wait for flight time. From their viewpoint, what an exciting day. Watching all the hustle and bustle in the cargo area, then the trip to the plane, then the loading itself. I bet they are scared, but full of anticipation. Believe me guys, it’s so much better to fly for 3 hours than spend 16 hours in the back of a van. So much better. Well they are off to their new world and for most, if not all, a much better life is awaiting them.

Today I picked up two dogs that a certain animal control agency was bound and determined to kill. Why they went to so much effort to accomplish this is beyond me. Many good folks were involved in saving these two dogs lives and that was very important to them (the dogs). Certain rescue folks didn’t give up on the quest to save these guys, and the results are now flying their way on to a much better life than they ever had in California. This whole affair was about egos and power plays by some, ignorance by others. Remember folks, it’s what is best for the dog that matters and living is always better than dying.