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Help Bringing Turtles abroad

[Deleted User] · 2007-07-05 22:54:57

Hello I am moving to Madrid in just over a week and it seems that i cant bring my girlfriends pets. She has 2 small turtles. I rang Aerlingus who were usless and couldnt give me any info. I am just wondering if anybody knows what would be a good way . I will even take them by ferry !

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05-07-2007 11:54pm

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Hello

I am moving to Madrid in just over a week and it seems that i cant bring my girlfriends pets. She has 2 small turtles. I rang Aerlingus who were usless and couldnt give me any info. I am just wondering if anybody knows what would be a good way . I will even take them by ferry !

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#2 10-07-2007 12:23am
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Anybody at all ?

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on the ferry would you be in a car? Cause you have to keep animals in the car on in the kennels on board so that costs a fair amount I would imagine.

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I have tried that option. These are only young and could fit in a lunchox , thats how small they are . Aerlingus doesnt have the "facilities" I am trying to go by road, as these are my girlfriends turtles . But i think its too late as i am going this sunday.

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