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Taking a Pet Overseas
If you decide to take your pet with you when you go
abroad, you should check with the embassies of the
destination countries as to specific requirements that
must be met before a pet may be brought into the
country. Many countries have strict health,
quarantine, agriculture, wildlife, and customs
requirements and prohibitions.
abroad, you should check with the embassies of the
destination countries as to specific requirements that
must be met before a pet may be brought into the
country. Many countries have strict health,
quarantine, agriculture, wildlife, and customs
requirements and prohibitions.
Note: In a crisis in which chartered or military aircraft or ships are used to evacuate
Americans from a danger area, pets will not normally be permitted on the carrier. The
pet owner will need to make other arrangements in order to remove the pet from the
area. (Service animals, such as guide dogs, are not considered pets and will be
accommodated if possible.)
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Americans from a danger area, pets will not normally be permitted on the carrier. The
pet owner will need to make other arrangements in order to remove the pet from the
area. (Service animals, such as guide dogs, are not considered pets and will be
accommodated if possible.)
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