Give Lucky Jack a ride to Phoenix

[9.9 Fingers]

Don't know if anyone who reads this NG could help, but I thought this
contained the proper amount of "aviation-related" content as to be
acceptable on the group. Apologies if I am wrong.

Thank you,
Gary Kasten

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You can read the story but in summary:
Lucky Jack is a dog that was brought to the vet that had been shot with a
hunting arrow. The metal arrowhead is still in the dog's head (pictures on
the webpage). They need to get the dog moved from Hot Springs, AR to
Phoenix, AZ for surgery but no commercial airline will let the vet fly with
the dog in the cabin of the plane so they are looking for a pilot who will
fly him.

http://www.hotspringsvillagevet.com/lucky_jack_fund.htm

[Ross]

9.9 Fingers wrote:
> Don't know if anyone who reads this NG could help, but I thought this
> contained the proper amount of "aviation-related" content as to be
> acceptable on the group. Apologies if I am wrong.
>
> Thank you,
> Gary Kasten
>
> ************************************************** **********
> You can read the story but in summary:
> Lucky Jack is a dog that was brought to the vet that had been shot with
> a hunting arrow. The metal arrowhead is still in the dog's head
> (pictures on the webpage). They need to get the dog moved from Hot
> Springs, AR to Phoenix, AZ for surgery but no commercial airline will
> let the vet fly with the dog in the cabin of the plane so they are
> looking for a pilot who will fly him.
>
> http://www.hotspringsvillagevet.com/lucky_jack_fund.htm
>

I wonder if Angle Flight would accept this?

--

Regards, Ross
C-172F 180HP
KSWI

[Robert M. Gary]

On Feb 11, 10:53*am, Ross > wrote:
> 9.9 Fingers wrote:
> > Don't know if anyone who reads this NG could help, but I thought this
> > contained the proper amount of "aviation-related" content as to be
> > acceptable on the group. *Apologies if I am wrong.
>
> > Thank you,
> > Gary Kasten
>
> > ************************************************** **********
> > You can read the story but in summary:
> > Lucky Jack is a dog that was brought to the vet that had been shot with
> > a hunting arrow. *The metal arrowhead is still in the dog's head
> > (pictures on the webpage). *They need to get the dog moved from Hot
> > Springs, AR to Phoenix, AZ for surgery but no commercial airline will
> > let the vet fly with the dog in the cabin of the plane so they are
> > looking for a pilot who will fly him.
>
> >http://www.hotspringsvillagevet.com/lucky_jack_fund.htm
>
> I wonder if Angle Flight would accept this?

Could be. I'm thinking it might be best for their corporate Angel
Flight. Using typical owner aircraft this would end up being a relay
flight with at least 3 aircraft. Changing planes that many times might
be tough for the dog.

-Robert

[Robert Dorsey]

These people may be able to help.

http://www.madine.org/heart.html




On Mon, 11 Feb 2008 11:43:48 -0600, "9.9 Fingers"
> wrote:

>Don't know if anyone who reads this NG could help, but I thought this
>contained the proper amount of "aviation-related" content as to be
>acceptable on the group. Apologies if I am wrong.
>
>Thank you,
>Gary Kasten
>
>************************************************** **********
>You can read the story but in summary:
>Lucky Jack is a dog that was brought to the vet that had been shot with a
>hunting arrow. The metal arrowhead is still in the dog's head (pictures on
>the webpage). They need to get the dog moved from Hot Springs, AR to
>Phoenix, AZ for surgery but no commercial airline will let the vet fly with
>the dog in the cabin of the plane so they are looking for a pilot who will
>fly him.
>
>http://www.hotspringsvillagevet.com/lucky_jack_fund.htm

[Michelle[_1_]]

9.9 Fingers wrote:
> Don't know if anyone who reads this NG could help, but I thought this
> contained the proper amount of "aviation-related" content as to be
> acceptable on the group. Apologies if I am wrong.
>
> Thank you,
> Gary Kasten
>
> ************************************************** **********
> You can read the story but in summary:
> Lucky Jack is a dog that was brought to the vet that had been shot with
> a hunting arrow. The metal arrowhead is still in the dog's head
> (pictures on the webpage). They need to get the dog moved from Hot
> Springs, AR to Phoenix, AZ for surgery but no commercial airline will
> let the vet fly with the dog in the cabin of the plane so they are
> looking for a pilot who will fly him.
>
> http://www.hotspringsvillagevet.com/lucky_jack_fund.htm
>
Angel Flight might take this or they might know who could.
Michelle

[[email protected]]

I just read the website and it says that the dog had his surgery in
Baton Rouge instead on Friday Feb 9th and is recovering nicely.