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Is the thought of flying with your pet making you nervous? Here are 9 tips from pet owners and experienced travelers to help you and your pet have a safe and enjoyable flight.   Flying With A Pet Doesn’t Have To Be Scary If you’re considering with flying with a pet for the first time, chances are you feel uncertain at best. Arranging your pet’s reservation and getting all the required documents can be daunting. And then there are the airline’s pet requirements, and concerns for your pet’s safety during the flight. Perhaps you’ve even considered driving to your destination instead! But if time is a factor, or you’re traveling to another part of the world, flying might be your only option. If that’s the case, remember that millions of animals fly each year in the United States alone. We hear about the few tragedies and mishaps in the media, but the vast majority of pets traveling by air arrive safely. Making sure your pet has a safe flying experience starts with you. Be sure to

Jordan is a 1 year old male Miniature Pinscher Cross. Jordan and his two brothers were dumped in a pound in Cyprus after being found on the street as strays. Unfortunately, the dogs that end up in the council pounds have a really tough time and whilst one of Jordan’s brothers was adopted quickly, he and his other brother were left behind for months and months. Finally, we were able to give Jordan the opportunity to travel to a foster home in the UK and is now living in Berkshire, where he’s settling into life as a companion and learning what it’s like to finally live in a home environment. Despite living such a sheltered life up until now, Jordan is settling in so well and we’re so impressed at how adaptable he’s been despite being a naturally shy boy. Jordan is a small sized miniature pinscher cross breed and is absolutely beautiful. He has a gorgeous, sleek coat, very expressive ears, and looking past what’s on the outside Jordan is just generally a very good boy with a gentle a

Kedves is a 4 month old female Cross-Breed, expected to be medium size when fully grown. Kedves and her 12 siblings were rescued from horrible circumstances; they were emaciated and kept in very poor condition. One of the pups did not survive, but 12 did (the Dirty Dozen). Six girls are still available for adoption. Kedves is a real sweetheart; she is very friendly and affectionate, who loves attention. She is playful and nosy, finding the whole world very exciting! She LOVES water and is always ready for a splash. She can be a bit timid in new situations but is very cuddly and nice with everyone. She is a real character who will keep you entertained. She gets on well with the other dogs in the shelter and is very patient around children. She also has the potential to live with cats. Kedves would be a great fit for a home where she is not left alone for extended periods and there is time for her training and socialisation. She would be happy in an active family and would love to b

Pet friendly Flagstaff is nestled at the base of the San Francisco peaks at 7,000 feet in elevation. From its historic downtown, you’ll have easy access to mountain wilderness, scenic trails, national parks, and more!   Outdoor adventurers, history buffs, aspiring astronomers, foodies, and local brew enthusiasts all find Flagstaff, Arizona to be a fantastic vacation destination. But, most importantly to us, pet friendly Flagstaff provides people traveling with their furry family members a wonderful opportunities to do more together. From fun activities to places to stay and eat with your furry travel companion, you’ll find it all in Flagstaff! Pet Friendly Flagstaff – Things To Do Flagstaff truly celebrates the outdoors, which makes it a wonderful place to visit with pets! Make your first stop the Visitor Center , located in the Amtrak station on Route 66 in historic downtown Flagstaff. Dogs are welcome inside the visitor center, and the staff can provide advice on local pet fr

Just look at this cute Jack Russell mix boy. Lancelot is approximately 8 months old and is a male Jack Russell Cross. He was found as a stray with his sister; she is now adopted, and we do not want Lancelot to grow up in a cage in the shelter in Cyprus without her. Initially a bit shy, Lancelot soon warms up with kindness and patience, revealing his delightful personality. He’s great with other dogs and loves the company of people. Lancelot has the energy and characteristics of a typical Jack Russell. He has medium energy levels but settles and rests after a play. Intelligent and a quick learner, he loves a tug of war and will enjoy playing games with his humans and even another small dog in his forever home. Lancelot’s ideal home would be with a family that is energetic, enjoys walks and adventures, with children over 10 years old who will run and play with him. Lancelot can happily live with another playful dog, but he is not cat tested. Lancelot enjoys learning, and as he is