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Dear@Lucky Diamond – I’m A Dog About To Fly, Will The TSA Pat Me Down?

    If you have a doggy dilemma or  a confused cat looking for advice, don’t hesitate to ask Dearlucky.com @ lucky@animalfair.com.   Dear Lucky, I’m about to fly cross-country and haven’t been on a plane since the new TSA guidelines were established. I’m worried about getting through security. Can I bring all of my [...]

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This Byrdie Won’t Fly!

Barking News:  Today at LaGuardia International Airport, a Delta flight flying to Memphis was delayed by something much sweeter than a weather delay.  Passengers were asked to be patient while the airport personnel chased down Byrdie, a 30-pound Rhodesian Ridgeback puppy, who escaped from the under carriage of the plane.  The team tried for several minutes [...]

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PILOTS AND PAWS – RESCUING DOGS TO NEW HEIGHTS!

  Canines may be land-dwelling animals, but that hasn’t stopped a group of devoted pilots from strapping on their seatbelts and taking to the skies! Author and pet-parent Patrick Regan was inspired to write his nonfiction volume, My Dog is My Co-Pilot, after a friend who volunteered his flight services told him about the organization’s [...]

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Easter Vacation! Pets Gone Wild!

Wendy and Lucky flying high!

  WHERE TO GO: Animals love the great outdoors, and spring is the perfect time to explore with your pet! If you have a big dog who loves to be active, head for the mountains and hit the trails, or visit one of the Great Lakes resorts and go for a swim. If you have [...]

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Traveling Pets Go Green This Spring!

  Training Your Pet To Go Green When you take your pet into public, think safety—your pet’s and the public. Accidents are not green. Two places where we tend not to do the right thing: one is in cars (or on bicycles) and the other is in the park. How many people allow their pets [...]

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Los Angeles Loves Animals

Pet Grade foods can be hurting your pet

Culturally, Los Angeles, California is one of the most diverse areas in the United States. Within the boarders of Los Angeles, people from over 130 countries speak more than 200 languages, which led to the creation of diverse and historical enclaves in the minority-majority city. Chinatown, Koreatown, Little Armenia, Little India, Thai Town, and Little [...]

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Santa Barbara Beckons You And Your Pet!

Oceanside Santa Barbara is a California city with a unique climate compared to all other cities in the United States. Santa Barbara has been donned the exotic title, “American Riviera,” because its climate resembles that of the tropical regions surrounding the Mediterranean Sea, which makes the region ideal for wine making. But Santa Barbara’s wine [...]

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Monkeying around with the natives in Panama!

Indigenous Embera Tribe children play with an adorable homeless dog!

Children of the Embara tribe enjoy spending time with Princessa, who wears a Zany Zak collar! Panama is passion. Pristine beauty. Palatial architecture. Panama is the place to experience a world of curiosity, a world of adventure and a world of absolute, natural beauty. As home of the Western Hemisphere’s largest rainforest outside of the [...]

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Traveling With Your Furry Friend

By Dylan Davis The “howlidays” are coming, which means they’re bringing the busiest travel days of the year with them! As Thanksgiving, Christmas, Hanukah, Kwanzaa and New Years approach, remember these tips so your pets can have a tail-wagging fun vacation! 1. Fly the Pet-Friendly Skies! American Airlines and Sherpa have introduced the Guaranteed on [...]

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CESAR Five Dog Bone Award Pet-Friendly Airline: JetBlue Airlines

Animal Fair is proud to announce that JetBlue Airlines has been voted by its readers as the 2009 CESAR® Five Dog Bone Award winner for the most Pet-Friendly Airlines! JetBlue’s JetPaws pet program and travel guide provide customers with all the information they need to bring their furry friend along for the ride. The JetPaws [...]

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