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Elizabeth Minton

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i want to ship my frillback pigeons but i need to know if UPS will do it... i have heard yes but i have also read they are not ok to be shipped UPS. how can i ship my frillbacks and what are the steps:shrug01:
 
I would think that with the high temps right now, one of the airline options would be the only way to humanely ship birds. That's the only way I've ever received them.
 
MagickalMorphs said:
I would think that with the high temps right now, one of the airline options would be the only way to humanely ship birds. That's the only way I've ever received them.
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Good thing to point out - it's been too hot to ship even reptiles where I'm at, I'd guess birds wouldn't fare too well in this weather :shrug01:
 
yeah i made sure to point out that i read the ups allowed animals and not shippable animal lists i wanted to know other alternatives. im actually thinking of keeping them and i plan on deleteing the for sale ad if i dont get local buyers or people who want to meet halfway on 8/9/10. they are my prettiest babies yes. i wouldnt mind holding them back but thank you
 
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