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23/09/2025

North to Alaska for another successful delivery! Bolt was staying with Grandma for a few years until Dad was stationed somewhere he could take him. Due to Bolt's bigger size and height, she was afraid she would never be able reunite them.

We are so happy we could make this reunion happen! Exploring multiple options until we found an airline and crate that would accommodate his larger size. We traveled with him to make sure there were no a long the way and the reunion went off without a hitch.

We were even able to see the Aurora Borealis (Northern Lights) a long the way!

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22/09/2025

Boo Update and some Pawsitivity!

Last Friday Boo had her 8 week Post-Op Check-Up from her last (3rd) surgery.

The good: Her bone is considered healed now! Her insicion and skin are still not quite healed, so she is on restriction and in a bandage still.

With our uncertain times right now, especially in the US, Boo would like to share a bit of her strength with you.

By all accounts, she should not be here. Her 3 siblings did not survive, then her, the lone surviving kitten, had her back legs mangeled and left that way.

She was barely 3 months old, she watched her siblings be hurt them gone, then her. But she didn't get a quick end like they did, no. If it wasn't for the survivor deciding enough is enough, finding a place that will help, and getting the courage to remove herself from the situation, Boo would not be here.

If not for the rescue deciding that this little girl deserved to live, despite the high costs. Many people would have choose to given her a humane end vs spending thousands (which ended up being so much more and still counting) to fix this little girl.

But, if you've ever interacted with Boo, you understand, she is worth it. Despite everything that has happened to her, she is a happy, fun loving, curious, outgoing ball of sunshine.

Boo is here to remind you, no matter how bleak things look, no matter how hopeless it feels, there's a light at the end, you just need to keep reaching for it!

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18/09/2025

A proper carrier makes all the difference! An empty seat on the right airplane helps too.

Loki, an 8 lb mini poodle, easily fits in any 1 of the 4 sections of the carrier with room to spare. He doesn't quite know what to do with so much space on this International flight. He's walking around and making sure to inspect the comfort level of each section .

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16/09/2025

Absolutely cuteness overload this morning with this adorable and sweet puppy from Waterbound Kooikerhondje Archie is headed to his new home on the West Coast for some sun and fun!

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15/09/2025

Good morning! Here is yet another reminder of why you can't trust AI summaries or even well known pet sites like Chewy for information on airline pet policies & fees.

If you look at this Chewy page, supposedly updated in 2025, of Airline Pet Policy Guides, I couldn't find a single airline that had the correct information listed. The closest is Alaska Airlines, which, their in-cabin fee is actually $100, but not Cargo! Not even "In The Hold/ Excess Baggage" is $100.

This comes up again, because over the weekend I had a couple that wanted their two large dogs, 75 lbs each, to be flown non-stop internationally. There isn't a non-stop option between the departure city and destination, and only one airline flies non-stop to a nearby city at the destination. But, that airline only accepts pets (including the carrier) up to 70 lbs from the departure country. Other places they do allow up to 99 lbs. When I told them that taking their dogs on this airline was not possible, but I found a different airline they could go on, with a very short layover, they became very upset and told me I was unprofessional, that they couldn't trust me, and they already booked with a professional and have their non-stop secured (all in less than an hour). Their dogs could fly that airline, because online, and they sent me a link to the airline's pet policy page, where it said they just had to be under 99 lbs (including crate). I can only *assume* they didn't click and read the restrictions section on that page stating only 70 lbs from the departure country they are in, and they also aren't aware or don't realize that the 99 lbs includes the crate. A crate for that size dog is easily 30 lbs, with nothing in it.

So what did I do? I sent them a screen shot of the 70 lb restriction and wished them well on their journey. Why? Not because I want them to book me, but because I would feel a ton of guilt to just let them go obliviously thinking that their 75 lb dogs can fly. It's why I'm up at 2am, because I am still worried about them and their dogs being turned away. Even though I did all I could.

I understand they had already had issues with trying to fly the dogs themselves and being turned away at the gate, and that is probably where their attitude was coming from. But if you are looking for someone who says they can fly your dog when the airline's own website says no, I'm sorry, that is not me.

I would always rather you have too much information than not enough.

If you want to see Chewy's wrong information, I included a screen shot that I corrected the prices of a few, and an AI overview with the same wrong information. Here is the full page: https://www.chewy.com/education/cat/general/complete-airline-pet-policy-guide-for-all-u-s-airlines

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11/09/2025

Successful delivery of this timid cute girl this week! Roxy, despite being bigger than most puppies that go in-cabin, had plenty of room on the flight to stretch out. Instead of transport taking 1-2 days on the road, Roxy was picked up in GA and delivered before 10 am to her new home in MN.

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10/09/2025

Today a quick, very usefull travel tip.

How to put up the armrest on the aisle seat of most airplanes.

Feel underneath, toward the back, there is a little button on the bottom of the armrest. Push it in and lift.

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09/09/2025

09/09/2025

Happy Tuesday! It's been a minute since we've posted a Boo update.

Last Friday night, for the first time, we saw both of Boo's naked back legs! But this was not a "Yay!" moment, her bandage has been slipping down, and she managed to get it stuck between the litter box and the side of her crate, and pulled her leg out.

We cleaned and bandaged her back up, and took her back to vet hospital to have her rebandaged yesterday.

The Medical Update:
Will she fully heal and get her bandage off? If your older, you may have seen a Tom Hanks movie called The Money Pit. This has become our life... Not the "money pit" as the title suggests, as Boo pays us back in love and purrs 10-fold. Nope, in the movie the contractor is constantly telling them the house will be done in "two weeks". We've been living the "two weeks" life for what feels like months now.

But, she is down to only needing her 3 stitches left to heal. Even if the last surgery doesnt fully fuse her bones together, her bone is held together by metal plates that will stay with her forever. She can walk, run, and jump just fine on them. It's only a matter of getting the skin to close around it. She's had so much trauma to the area, it's not having the elasticity that it should.

The Well-Being Update:
Boo is over being "injured". She's tired of her crates at home, she's tired of medicine multiple times a day... Despite all the new toys I try to find her, or the constant traffic of birds and squirrels at her window. She wants to get out and run, play with her siblings, etc . She is very vocal about it!

Boo is happiest when she can get out to her crates on the boat, at the lake. Where she can watch her canine friends in the water, see different scenery, new birds, boats moving, etc..

She also loves her car rides. Boo has a new car seat, recommended by her friend Tank, that allows her backpack to sit up high, at window level, so she can see everything. She will sit on her butt like we do and watch everything going on around us. Not only that, but she tries to order food at the drive-thrus, but luckily, none of them speak "Cat", but she wouldn't be able to eat it anyways.

Boo isn't a fan of stores yet, but we are working on it. She's getslting better, like with all things, she will hide at first, then peek out, because curiosity gets the better of her.

Cats (and dogs) are no different than us in that way. It takes bravery to go into new places and situations. But we need to push through that uncomfortableness, to see what's on the other side. Our lives are more enriched because of it.

We hope everyone has a great week!

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-Amanda

05/09/2025

This skittish little girl was all smiles after lots of comforting and reassuring that everything would be ok. By the time we were in our seats on board, she napped the whole flight. Another repeat client allowing us to bring them their new bundle of joy.

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04/09/2025

We love our repeat clients! This week we delivered these adorable Frenchie babies to the person who was our very first client! It doesn't get much cuter than this!

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29/08/2025

One last transport for this week. This cutie was just delivered to her new home in Idaho. Because she's on the bigger side (over 25 lbs), we opted to book an extra seat so she would have space for her, and the carrier, to stretch out.

Blue was a perfect guest, riding around the airport she was admired by many. Even the FAs were taking pics of her. She was treated like a queen, as she should be.

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