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need ten percent off. United Airlines made a tough call this month when they told a passenger traveling from Newark to Los Angeles that she would have to leave her emotional support service animal behind. The passenger had a ticket for Dexter to Peacock but United said no way. Now, a twenty one year old college students in the news
over an incident that occurred last November. She was flying from Baltimore to her home in South Florida to take care of a medical issue she had with her Pebbles, her Dwarf hamster, which is part of the Gerbil family, was going to provide emotional support for her now when Spirit Airlines refused passage for the rodent, The student says
she tried unsuccessfully to rent a car. After agonizing for several hours, a student claims that she followed advice from Spirit representatives and took Pebbles to the women's rest room. The student says she was scared, and so was Pebbles. Pebbles didn't nowhere He's gonna end up with good reason. So Pebbles was put in the toilet and the toilet was flushed it's by by Pebbles, and after the deed was done, the students said she sat crying for ten
minutes in the stall and then flew home. Now. Spirit says they never told her to flush the animal down the toilet. They do admit the student was originally told that her hamster would be allowed to travel. As for the peacock, he should think he's lucky stars he can't fit in the toilet. Now, folks, do with this what you will, But all of it did happen, really,