Vet says airline kicked his service dog, insulted him
One New Mexico disabled veteran said his service dog was kicked twice by airline employees this week and he was called a slur.
Jim Staneck said he reached his breaking point earlier this week. He's the founder of Paws and Stripes, which pairs disabled vets with service dogs.
In the course of 48 hours at Dulles Airport, he said his service dog, Sarge, was kicked twice by United Airlines works -- once at the ticket counter and then on a shuttle.
"(He) kicked her so hard on the rib cage, that she flew into my lap… He said he was afraid of dogs," Staneck said.
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One New Mexico disabled veteran said his service dog was kicked twice by airline employees this week and he was called a slur.
Jim Staneck said he reached his breaking point earlier this week. He's the founder of Paws and Stripes, which pairs disabled vets with service dogs.
In the course of 48 hours at Dulles Airport, he said his service dog, Sarge, was kicked twice by United Airlines works -- once at the ticket counter and then on a shuttle.
"(He) kicked her so hard on the rib cage, that she flew into my lap… He said he was afraid of dogs," Staneck said.
Read more: http://www.koat.com/news/new-mexico...15620570/-/tht257z/-/index.html#ixzz21HANPUIB