St. Paul Professor Rescues Stray Kitten From O’Hare Airport
A St. Paul professor found a stray kitten outside O’Hare and flew him home. Now the internet is obsessed. St. Paul law professor Virgil Wiebe rescued a stray kitten from O’Hare Airport on Sept. 29, after a missed connection left him overnight in Chicago. The kitten, named Macanudo O‘Hare and named Harry at home, was transported by a United flight to Minneapolis with the kitten. The airline's policy requires a $150 fee each way for an in-cabin pet and requires the animal to travel in a hard-sided or soft-sided carrier, which must be ventilated and fit under the passenger's seat. Wieben's account does not specify where the kitten came from or how long it had been at the airport.
Opublikowany : 21 godzin temu za pomocą Richard M. Sullivan w Travel Lifestyle
A kitten can turn an ordinary trip into a pet-travel problem: getting an animal into the cabin requires more than finding it a seat. That became an unexpected challenge for St. Paul law professor Virg... [1694 symbols]
