do animals need a passport to cross border?

Question

like dogs or cats

Answer 1

Only if they are not an indigenous species.

Answer 2

I take my dhihuahua with me to Mexico, you need to get a
well pet report from you vet, describing the animal and that
it has all its shots, the airlines will ask you for this before you
board, and when you go thru customs in Mexico, then on the
return I got another one (cheaper ) from a Mexican vet, as
they last only 10 days, and we went home.
Some countries restrict what kind of animals you can
bring in, even Hawaii has a quarantine on dogs, if you
go there, the dog has to be quarantined for a certain period
of time. England does the same for dogs, tho they are trying
out a "doggie passport" system, but I"m not too sure if that;s
up and running yet. So the best thing is to check the websites
and call the embassies of whatever country you are planning
to visit and find out what their restrictions and requirements are.

Answer 3

No passport. Shots perhaps. Depends on the animal.

Must be animals that can go across the border because some can't. Take some time and learn the rules.

Answer 4

Not necessarily, but it depends on where you are going. Most places require proof of vaccinations, neutering, deworming, etc. And they also like to have these things updated within a certain time frame before you leave. Also, depending on where you are going, some countries will quarantine animals for a certain time frame as well. They are concerned with diseases being transported. Check with the embassy of the country that you are travelling to (or border control). They will be able to provide you with a list of things that you need for your pet.

Answer 5

go away the bunny with some different person that has a bunny. you will get even extra bunnies. :) I surely have not in any respect heard of an animal with a passport, so i'd say 'no' on the passport element. inspect the Federal Gov't. information superhighway website for some extra information, and comprehend earlier you come to the U.S. it should be unhappy for both you and bunny to ought to go away it on the border.

Answer 6

You should look for information on the country website. Last year I drove through Canada with my dog. I brought his shot records which were asked for at one border crossing, but not another. I would definitely bring these so that you can bring your pet back into this country.

Answer 7

If you are talking about domestic animals and pets, every country has different policies for transporting animals. Since every country is different the best place to find out more information about there policy is to do a google search for the customs office in the country you are planning on travelling to.

Answer 8

they dont need passports,

but you do need to show proof of ownership,pics of you with the pet will do,
vet documents that the animals shots are up to date and dosnt have any contageous desease and proof that it is fixed,(or proof you are a breeder if the animal is not)
and its collar id info or microchip info,
also you will need its lisence and papers to prove purebred if that should be.

but if its a pitbull better check with border control some rules on pitbulls are getter tougher

Answer 9

they dont need a passport. what they do need is a veterinary check up certificate and all records of CURRENT vaccinations. if you dont have these they will not let you take the animal into the country and will quarrantine the animal until you are ready to leave.

Answer 10

I know your joking but it actually is a good question. they have to be checked out by a vet that the border uses. and if you have an exotic pet just forget about it.

Answer 11

I'd ask the Border Collie when you get there.It's possible they may have to be quarantined for a period of time. Make sure you have records of their shots..