(ANIMAL NEWS) Michael Jarboe received devastating news when he learned his Neapolitan Mastiff Bam Bam did not survive their cross-country United Airlines flight. Upon landing in San Francisco, Jarboe learned his dog died from a heart attack, which is believed to have been induced by extreme heat and improper care. Read on to learn about this devastating loss and future implications. — Global Animal
(ANIMAL CARE) Today, the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey approved plans to build a new $32 million animal care facility at John F. Kennedy International Airport. The facility—meant for flyers who want their pets spruced up before a flight or taken care of during a long trip—will provide kenneling, grooming, and other services for an estimated 70,000 domestic and wild animals per year. Not only will the facility cater to domestic pets like dogs and cats, but it will also feature a quarantine area for horses, an aviary, lawn space, a veterinary hospital, and rehabilitation center. Read on for more on JFK Airport’s grand plans. — Global Animal
(PET TRAVEL) Over the years, the question of whether animals are safe to fly has been a hot topic. Some claim the rules are not strict enough, especially as these incalculable deaths on aircrafts go unreported. Recently, though, the Department of Transportation has responded to a petition that addresses these issues. Read on to learn more about how you can help change these deceiving regulations and simultaneously provide a more safe environment for our pets. — Global Animal
(JACK THE MISSING CAT) Volunteers will gather today at JFK airport to hold Jack the Cat Awareness Day. After going missing in the airport seven weeks ago, Jack has yet to be found. We urge Global Animals in the NYC area to attend Jack the Cat Awareness Day at JFK airport today. Read on more info information about Jack and the event. — Global Animal
(DOG-FRIENDLY HOTELS) Are you planning on traveling with your dog? Why not do so in style? Try these hotels designed to pamper people and dogs. The hotels offer special room service, menus, and attractions for dogs. Read about these unique, pet-friendly luxury hotels. — Global Animal
(MISSING CAT) JFK AIRPORT, NEW YORK — On August 25, Karen Pascoe and her two cats checked in to American Airlines for a flight from John F. Kennedy airport to San Francisco. One of the cats, Jack, escaped into the baggage area during the preparations for Hurricane Irene. Jack is still missing, but thanks to animal lovers pressuring the airline on social media networks like Facebook and Twitter, the search for the missing cat is underway. Read on for more about how Jack went missing, and what is being done to find him. — Global Animal
(PET TRAVEL) Air travel is often stressful, and even more so when a trip includes an airline flight with a four-legged members of your family. But with a bit of preparation, flying with a pet can be safe and comfortable for everyone. Here’s how to plan for friendly skies and wagging tails, courtesy of the SPCA. – Global Animal
(PET TRAVEL) – Traveling with your dog can be a hassle, but that doesn’t mean you want to leave your beloved pooch at home. Here are some tips on getting from here to there smoothly, with your pet and wallet intact. — Global Animal
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