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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP here. I really wish there was someone who could take her, but unfortunately I don't think that there is. Like I said, I am very aware of the statistics... unfortunately. =( I have googled and read death- and injury reports from most airlines for the past year, just to get an idea. There are some websites providing very specific information. The I already have the dog confirmed by the airline to come with me, so it looks like they might at least accept the dog... but yes, I know the risks. However, my dog has lived in Mexico, and last summer she unfortunately lived outside in a backyard (she was not under my care at that point, and down there most dogs her size are kept outside), where it was up to 122 degrees (!!!) for about 3 months. No dog should have to go through that, but she survived, so she is extremely used to heat. Unfortunately. That gives me some hope that she could make it, even if it might be a little hot when we depart. She is also very calm and used to different situations, so as awful as it sounds, I hope for the best. This isn't ideal, but I could never live with myself if I didn't try. [b]If somehow she doesn't make it (awful thought), [/b]at least I will know that I tried to give her the life that she deserves. =/[/quote] Wow, yes, it is an awful thought. It really is. I wrote a post with what I hope were helpful suggestions a few minutes ago. Here's another suggestion: consider a "Freaky Friday" scenario where you switch places with your dog. Would you consider it worth trying if, instead of your dog, the risk here of a horrible death applied to you? If not, please explore fostering options - at least until the weather cools and the risks diminish. [/quote] Thanks for your nice replies, and I do agree with you. Your suggestions were very helpful. Unfortunately lots of people on here are extremely judgmental, which I find a little sad. You seem to be a decent person, so thank you for your responses, I really appreciate it and I assure you I will make sure to monitor the weather to see what will be best for my dog. Thanks![/quote]
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