MChiper
Moving in
Hi all,
I posted before regarding getting a bird for college; I was given very good advice to rather wait until I was in college or after graduation - so I am currently still bird-free.
I know more about my schedule and the college policy on pets, etc. - it's very pet friendly and we may bring trained animals into lectures (studying veterinary medicine).
The biggest, and most prominent obstacle is travel... my family home is in Ireland, but I study abroad (Poland). As much as I'd like to get a feathery friend, I'd not be wanting to leave him/her behind every time I come home. If this issue can't be 'solved', I'll not be getting a bird until after college and settling somewhere
Has anyone else dealt with a similar situation and have some advice?
Or does anyone know of any airlines that makes it more affordable to fly with birds (in the cabin)?
Thanks x
I posted before regarding getting a bird for college; I was given very good advice to rather wait until I was in college or after graduation - so I am currently still bird-free.
I know more about my schedule and the college policy on pets, etc. - it's very pet friendly and we may bring trained animals into lectures (studying veterinary medicine).
The biggest, and most prominent obstacle is travel... my family home is in Ireland, but I study abroad (Poland). As much as I'd like to get a feathery friend, I'd not be wanting to leave him/her behind every time I come home. If this issue can't be 'solved', I'll not be getting a bird until after college and settling somewhere
Has anyone else dealt with a similar situation and have some advice?
Or does anyone know of any airlines that makes it more affordable to fly with birds (in the cabin)?
Thanks x