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Luxury animal airport terminal to open at JFK next year

Jul 21, 2015

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18363067-mmmain — This undated artist rendering provided by Classic Communications courtesy of ARK Development depicts Paradise 4 Paws, a holding area for dogs in a new luxury terminal at New York's John F. Kennedy International Airport. The privately owned ARK, as it's called, will handle the more than 70,000 animals that pass through JFK each year, including dogs, cats, horses, cows, birds, sloths and aardvarks. It will sit on the site of an unused cargo terminal leased from the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey that runs the airport. (Classic Communications courtesy of ARK Development via AP) (AP)

A new luxury airport terminal for animals is set to open next year at John F. Kennedy International Airport, equipped with air-conditioned horse stalls and dog lounges. The terminal, called the ARK after Noah’s ship, will be 178,000 square feet and will cost almost $50 million to build. Along with grooming and training services for animals,…

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