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Pets can't fly?
Loving Paws & House Sitting can sit them at home!
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OTTAWA, JUNE
26, 2007 ―
A new business is allowing pets that can't stand
going to the kennel or to be boarded, or who can no longer fly with
Air Canada, to remain in the cozy comfort of their own homes when
pet parents go out of town or are just too busy with work.
"Pets are children that don't grow up, and pet parents want to give
them the best that they can," Amy Shannon Leclair says,
"unfortunately, many pets have not had a good response with boarding
and kennels, and now that Air Canada won’t fly pets onboard, pet
parents need to know about the safe and economical alternative
available through pet sitting services."
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A DOG'S LIFE: PART 1: MORE AND MORE
PEOPLE
ARE GOING FROM OWNER TO 'PET PARENT'
(September 17, 2006- Anne
Howland, Ottawa Sun)
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Dogs, dogs and
more dogs! They're our friends, colleagues, sometimes even our
"children." The role of canines in our society has certainly
grown in recent years, and that can bring both challenges and
rewards. This week, the Ottawa Sun takes a look at the life of the
modern Rover, from becoming part of the family, to working and
playing with us, to the final goodbye. We hope you'll paws a
while and enjoy our five-part series.
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