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I have recently been calling around to the various airlines to see what their
procedure was with respect to carry on ferrets. My fiance and I have recently
acquired one little girl, but he lives in Indiana and I in North Carolina, so
flying to see each other is a must (15 hour drive each way :P ). So . . .
when I called USAir and American Airlines, I got the nasty people stating that
Beepers was not a domesticated animal, and that under no circumstances is she
to be on their planes. At least AA was a little better, trying to help me
with the shipping (eeek gads) of her via the cargo dept (but for a little more
than my own plane ticket, $179).
This leads me to post this question/plea. I believe that we should try to
start a letter writing campaign to these airlines (and all others) about
trying to get ferrets listed in their evil handbooks. I haven't found out the
addresses yet, but if this sounds like a good idea, I will find out who to
write to, etc.
Second question posed : let's say that I have to fly home, and I still wanted
to take a little ferret, how would I do so?? Not saying that I would, but if
anyone has any advice on how to get Beepers home, I would really appreciate
it. (of course, if it were illegal, I would never do it ;)
Thanks for all the help and information,
Susan Hodapp (and Beepers)
[Posted in FML issue 0265]
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