'Distraught' model blamed for death of dog

Model Maggie Rizer said it has taken all necessary steps to prepare his two dogs for a cross-country flight two weeks, but she claims that the negligence of the United Airlines resulted in the death of her 2-year-old golden retriever. Rizer, 34, had with his two dogs, 7, Albert and Beatrice flew 2 years in the past and had meticulously prepared for a flight from New York to San Francisco with her husband and son. In a post on his blog Thursday, Bea three brands, they wrote that Beatrice "had a criminal perfect health" and as detailed as it is indifferent to United Airlines employee who. Perveived told her that her dog was dead "When we arrived in San Francisco to our dogs we can take on the dark cargo terminal was and the arrival in the hall said simply," one of them is dead, "which seemed the workers emotion, SMS interested in her", " she writes. "It took 30 minutes for a supervisor to come to us to say," it was the child of two years [sic].'' ' History: Stowaway cat slips TSA Orlando goes to the owner of the suitcase The Rizers had an autopsy on the dog, and the doctor found that the dog's death is the result of heat stroke after his blog. "We understand that the loss of a pet is hard mistress, and express our condolences Mrs. Rizer and his family for their loss,'' United Airlines said in a statement to the people." After careful consideration, we found there were no mechanical problems with the operational flight Bea and she was also determined in a temperature controlled environment for the entire trip. We do not want [to] the outcome of the review, but not received before, a copy of the autopsy. " Although the number of deaths of pets in airplanes is relatively small move in the face of hundreds of thousands of animals in the air every year, is not risk-free flying. Between January 2012 and July 2012, 17 animals died and 17 others were injured on commercial flights, according to reports published by the U.S. Department of Transportation. In 2011, 35 animals died during the flight, but only two of those losses were incurred on United, who had the least number of animal deaths this year. Rizer dog was a wedding gift from her husband, Alex, and was on the flight of United Airlines Pet prepared surely gain program. "She has received a full and a health certificate, four days before the flight, as required by the Pet SAFE program,'' Rizer writing." This program is quite Kingdom border security program for animals company. Besides strict Pet Safe, we took every precaution we could think more. " Rizer said she paid $ 1,800 U.S. Airways to transport their pets. After the death of her dog informed, Rizer said she would discuss it with the employees to get the United rear Beatrice, so they can do the autopsy. Rizer, who has already earned $ 30,000 per day as one of the late 90 supermodesl cultures made headlines in 2004 after discovering that her stepfather was away $ 7 million Rizer gambled his savings and went with $ 2,000,000 owed to the IRS while acting as his accountant. Rizer said she did not have the intention to make a complaint and United Airlines has announced plans to reimburse travel expenses. Rizer told people that they had adopted a rescue dog after the death of Bea. "In addition to desperately totally emotional about the loss of our little Bea, I'm so by the complete lack of competence, honesty and compassion that United has shown sad," she wrote. "... I am writing this to make people aware that the airlines do not ensure the safety of our pets."