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Paws and Stripes founder and disabled veteran Jim Staneck is seeking support from fellow dog lovers after he and his service dog were insulted and assaulted by United Airline employees.
Staneck and his service dog Sarge spent 48 hours stranded in the Dulles Airport after numerous flight cancellations and delays. Wounded in battle, Staneck suffers from a brain injury that makes it difficult for him to concentrate under stress. When he struggled to understand changes to his itinerary an employee at the ticket counter insulted him.
He said, Just read it and I said, Sir I cant read it, and he said, What are you retarded? Staneck recalls. Prior to this I told him I have a brain injury and PTSD, Im a disabled vet, this is my second night here; I need help.
To make matters worse, Staneck says Sarge was kicked twice by United employees. He said the second kick was so hard that it sent her flying.
(He) kicked her so hard on the rib cage, that she flew into my lap He said he was afraid of dogs, Staneck said. He and Sarge literally hid in a corner until they were able to board a flight home.
Staneck is asking fellow animal lovers to contact United Airlines and let the company know that our veterans and the dogs they rely on deserve better. He describes the incident in the following video.
http://www.lifewithdogs.tv/2012/07/airlines-employees-abuse-disabled-veteran-and-his-service-dog/
Staneck and his service dog Sarge spent 48 hours stranded in the Dulles Airport after numerous flight cancellations and delays. Wounded in battle, Staneck suffers from a brain injury that makes it difficult for him to concentrate under stress. When he struggled to understand changes to his itinerary an employee at the ticket counter insulted him.
He said, Just read it and I said, Sir I cant read it, and he said, What are you retarded? Staneck recalls. Prior to this I told him I have a brain injury and PTSD, Im a disabled vet, this is my second night here; I need help.
To make matters worse, Staneck says Sarge was kicked twice by United employees. He said the second kick was so hard that it sent her flying.
(He) kicked her so hard on the rib cage, that she flew into my lap He said he was afraid of dogs, Staneck said. He and Sarge literally hid in a corner until they were able to board a flight home.
Staneck is asking fellow animal lovers to contact United Airlines and let the company know that our veterans and the dogs they rely on deserve better. He describes the incident in the following video.
http://www.lifewithdogs.tv/2012/07/airlines-employees-abuse-disabled-veteran-and-his-service-dog/
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