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Friday, July 16, 2021

Intradco Global rescues 88 dogs with Save Our Scruff from Costa Rica

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 Intradco Global rescues 88 dogs with Save Our Scruff from Costa Rica



Intradco Global, world's leading equine and animal transportation air charter specialist, recently completed rehoming of 88 rescue dogs. The dogs were flown from Costa Rica to Canada where they would travel onwards to their new homes.

Intradco Global worked with Toronto-based rescue organisation, Save Our Scruff, who are dedicated to saving dogs and finding them loving, permanent homes. This specific rescue mission was nicknamed ‘Costapawlooza’ and it saw dogs from all over Costa Rica travelling from San Jose International Airport to Toronto Pearson International Airport.

The dogs travelled safely and securely in an Embraer 120 Brasilia cargo aircraft for the flight, which was 8 hours in total plus a short fuel stop in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.

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