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- Staff members at the Denver International Airport are caring for a college student’s pet fish after Southwest Airlines would not let her fly with the animal prior to boarding a flight last week, USA Today has reported.
- “The fish was found at the airport last week by an airport employee and turned in to an information booth (as is common with lost and found items),” The Denver International Airport told USA Today in a statement.
- “We’ve been in touch with Lanice and she is making arrangements to get him back,” the statement adds.
- Southwest’s pet policy website states that only “small vaccinated domestic cats and dogs” are allowed to be taken on board flights, and they must be placed under the seat in front of their owner.
Staff members at the Denver International Airport are caring for a college student’s pet fish after Southwest Airlines would not let the animal board one of its flights last week, USA Today reported.
As Business Insider reported last week, according to ABC 10 News San Diego, University of Colorado student Lanice Powless was traveling from Denver to San Diego on December 12 when she said that a Southwest staff member did not allow her to board the flight with her pink male beta fish, Cassie.See the rest of the story at Business Insider
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