Report Air Canada's Lost Dog Response Is Infinitely Stupid

[FireCat]

It's double trouble for Air Canada after the airline had two major screw-ups that are bound to give it a PR nightmare.

The airline not only admitted to losing a woman's dog, according to a CBS station in Sacramento, California, but an Air Canada official replied to the station with an email saying “I think I would just ignore" after it inquired about the dog.

"It is local news doing a story on a lost dog. Their entire government is shut down and about to default and this is how the US media spends its time," it reads. The airline later acknowledged the comments as "inappropriate" in a statement to CTV News Friday evening.

Oops. It all started when Jutta Kulic, who was leaving from San Francisco to Sacramento for a dog show, gave Air Canada employees her dog, Larry, in a zip-tied crate

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Losing your dog is a big deal! You scumbag.

 

[KMilz]

Yeah, that's pretty shitty. A lot of people develop some pretty deep attachments to their pets, and if it was a show dog then that woman had to have spent a lot of time with it. Must be pretty sad for her.

At least no one died, I guess. 'Cept maybe the dog.

 

[Varine]

Air Canada employees probably stole it and plan on taking it to the show next year.