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New CDC Suspension will Impact Dog Relocations to the United States
On June 14, 2021, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) announced a temporary suspension prohibiting the importation of dogs from: countries classified by CDC as high risk for dog rabies; AND countries that are NOT at high risk if the…
Celebrating Ten Years With PetRelocation: Ashley Myers
PetRelocation has been keeping families together for seventeen years now and a huge part of that accomplishment has been the people who have joined the team. So, when one of those team members hits a huge milestone, we want to…
Flying With Pugs & Other Snub-Nosed Breeds: 2021 Airline Rules, Restrictions, and Other Options
If you’ve ever tried to move or travel by flying with a pug, Boston terrier, French bulldog or other snub-nosed breeds, you know these guys are up against far stricter restrictions than other pups. It can be very…
International Pet Shipping: Going the Extra 1,399 Miles
In her over seven years with PetRelocation, senior sales consultant Evelyn Pearl, has seen just about everything. She knows that sometimes she can put together the most complicated move, and have it executed perfectly. However, there are times when even…
Employee Spotlight: Kathy Wimer
The sales consultants of PetRelocation are quick on their feet. Not only do they need to be prepared to discuss pet travel logistics for dogs, cats, and other family pets looking to travel all over the world, they must also…
Airline Denied Your Emotional Support Animal? What Now?
In December 2020, the US Department of Transportation made the announcement that they no longer classify emotional support animals as essential service animals and therefore, airlines are no longer required to accept them to travel in-cabin with their owners, for little…