NEWS AND COMMENT – SUDAN: The cat is described as feral. Perhaps it was semi-feral. It found its way into the cockpit of a Tarco Airlines aircraft at Khartoum International Airport and was well hidden. Last Wednesday, half an hour … Continue reading →
Domestic cats form strong attachments to both the people they live with and the place where they live. Dogs, on the other hand, become strongly attached to their human guardian, other dogs and the place where they live comes last. … Continue reading →
Aeroflot is a Russian airline founded in 1923. They have a rule on the weight of pets that are allowed to travel with their human guardians in the cabin. The pet should weigh under 8 kilograms or 17.6 pounds. Mikhail … Continue reading →
This is a useful update on the story of Milo, a cat who was lost in transit at Dulles Airport, Washington DC. Milo and his owner were flying with Lufthansa. I wrote about it several days ago (opens a new … Continue reading →
Molly Jean has lost her cat at Dulles International Airport, Washington, Virginia, USA. She was very attached to the little guy whose name is Milo. I have to say he does look very cute and he must be terrified. Molly … Continue reading →
This is a cat-escape-at-airport story (of which there are quite a few) and what caught my eye was that the cat, a tabby-and-white whose name is Cookie escaped his cage at Brisbane airport before being put on the flight to … Continue reading →
The Director of Public Safety and Facilities at Erie International Airport, Pennsylvania, said with massive understatement that the couple made a poor decision when they decided to transport their six-month-old female cat on a flight from Philadelphia to Florida by … Continue reading →
This is very nice. The dynamics of being at an airport change instantly when you have a therapy cat padding around waiting to meet and greet and be stroked and admired. The background anxiety falls away temporarily. Is there anyone … Continue reading →
Work has begun on building a specialist animal terminal called the “Ark at JFK airport”. The arrangements and living quarters for animals using the terminal will be so lavish that passengers have complained that they would be better off if … Continue reading →
This is the man who tried to put his cat through an airport security X-ray machine. You know how you have to put certain things in a tray and place the tray on a conveyor belt that passes through the … Continue reading →
