Woody's in PA!! See Karen's new thread

[Cinder & Smoke]

According to Expedia, I could fly round trip for $193.

That means I'd only have to pay an extra bit to add the pup as a passenger.

WOW!
That sounds too cheap to be real!

Before you pack your bags - you need to be certain:
* That airline allows animals on THAT flight
* Any connecting flights also permit animals on THEIR flight segments
* Woody and an Airline-Approved carrier will FIT under the scheduled aircraft's seats

Every Airline has it's own rules for flying Pets & Animals - and those rules
are always changing.
Contact the airline and get their latest rules & regs.
Woody will need to have his shots and a recent Health Certificate signed by a VET that
certifies he's disease-free and physically fit to fly.

Happie Trails!

/s/ Phred

[Sevaede]

Which airline? And is the flight operated by the same airline that is holding it? I ask because I had an Alaska Air flight which was received by American Airlines. Most airlines will require him to be, at least, given a health certificate (declaring them healthy enough for the flight) within ten days of flight

Also, be prepared to be stared at and swarmed as if you are a flipping one eyed purple people eater. I had so many people bum rush me because they wanted to pet the puppy(ies) I was carrying with me.

[cyber-sibes]

Jenn, I did a 1200 mile transport twice in Aug & it was exhausting, even with a stop. if you can fly, that's the way to go. On my flight up from FL in Oct a woman was traveling with her Yorkie under the seat in a carrier - she said she travels with her dog a lot & under the seat works just fine, in case you are worried about him being comfortable.

[sparks19]

Well... We can help you get him from the harrisburg area to Allentown. We live in Lancaster PA and we would be happy to transport him in that area.

Let me know.

[shais_mom]

I think Jenn getting a plane ticket for herself and Woody sounds like the best plan.
Fingers crossed either way!