Rena’s adventures began on Saturday. Departing from Richmond in Boise, Schleich decided to use Delta Cargo to transport the puppy. That same evening, the master had to pick him up at the destination, but there he tried to give him another dog.

Attempts by a man to seek a lost four-legged friend succeeded only the next day, when he finally managed to find out where Ren was. It turned out that due to the carrier’s mistake the animal spent the night in the Detroit nursery, in the morning went to Las Vegas, and from there to Salt Lake City.

Only on Sunday evening, Ren finally met with the host. Fortunately, the sailing passenger has safely carried several flights, but Schlaich is indignant at the delusion of Delta Airlines.

Note that the airline offers its customers two ways of transporting animals. Small dogs, cats and birds can travel in the cabin of aircraft in special containers. In this case, you need to pay $ 125 for them. The budget option is Delta Cargo, but in this case the carrier does not guarantee that the pet will fly in the same plane with you.

Recall that at the beginning of the week United Airlines mistakenly sent a German shepherd to Japan instead of Kansas. After the incident, the airline said it would no longer transport animals to the cargo compartment.

Visit Tampa Bay Veterinary Specialists & Emergency Care Center to read more about pets and veterinary services.

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