She weighs just 1.25 lb (0.57 kg), yet airlines still require her to travel as manifest cargo while her family's small dog can fly safely in the cabin.
Her mom is trying to return home to Europe from Canada and is simply asking for one thing: the chance to keep her tiny companion by her side.
All Angel needs to enter France is a standard health certificate issued by a accredited veterinarian. Despite this, airlines still do not offer her an in-cabin option.
Companion rabbits deserve the same opportunity for safe, humane travel as other small pets that fit comfortably beneath an airline seat.
In memory of Rosie, we're asking airlines to create an in-cabin option for rabbits so families never have to choose between leaving a beloved bunny behind or sending them as cargo.
Please help us advocate for compassionate, species-appropriate travel:
- Sign the petitions in our bio
- Contact airlines and ask for a seat under the seat from Montreal to Paris (or anywhere else in the EU) for Angel
#LetBunniesFly #RabbitsInCabin #justiceforrosie #AnimalWelfare #PetTravel
2 months agounebretonneenamerique
This is such a headache I want to move back to France (i live in the USA), we have a little 4year old bunbun, and the no solution. I miss my family, I can't go visit because I have nobody I trust enough to care for him for 2 weeks. So It is devastating 😢 my parents are in their 60s and if we are lucky to have our sweet boy till he is 16 or so, that means my parents will be in their mid 70s until i can move back. 😢 our sweet baby is too important to take risks in cargo. We were ready to spend a lot of money to fly la compagnie but they stopped accepting bunnies in March 😢😢
3 months agotheblondieworld
We’ve got the same problem (from France to Canada), the only solution for us will be to fly with Finnair (Paris-Helsinki and then Helsinki-NYC), so our two rabbits could fly in cabin with us. And then drive from NYC to Canada… we don’t have any other solutions 🥺 Maybe this could be a solution for Angel too? As anyone already tried this? Thanks 🙏🏻
3 months agoharshitamanak
Bunnies are more qualified than a cat or dog (I have all three of them) they are incredibly quiet well groomed and well behaved
3 months agothekbuns
Hello!! This might help you but I travelled from Montreal to Barcelona with my rabbit in-cabin with Azores airlines! It wojld not be Paris but then they could take a train!
3 months agorebeccarose_m
There are a list of airlines that allow rabbits with you under your seat check that out. Not cargo
3 months agobelphegorswife_
RABBIT LIFES MATTER!!!! THEIR LIFES MATTER AS MUCH AS DOGS, CATS AND OTHER!!!!!!
3 months agoluckyblue.7
I was only able to take my bun with me once in cabin with Air France 20 years ago (12hour flight with one stop in Paris) before they decided bunnies shouldn’t fly in cabin. Everything went well, he was so well behaved and loved the experience. Loved discovering a new country too! I never understood those new laws because they benefit no one. I had paid 1/2 the price of a ticket to take him with me so they sure af couldn’t complain and nothing bad happened in the end. Of course I followed the safety instructions. Airlines have no leg to stand on for this one.
3 months agocynnleee
Bunnies get frighten easily it’s best for bunnies to fly and be with their owner . Not in cargo please 🙏🏻
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