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Preparing Pets for Natural Disasters: Do You Have A Plan?
Hurricane season is here and if you live in a coastal state, hurricanes and flooding are realities that require planning. In recent years, the United States has seen a number of natural disasters that caused hundreds of people to evacuate…
Everything You Need to Know About Moving Dogs and Cats to the US
Importing pets into the United States is a relatively straightforward process with no quarantine. Although US rules are generally simpler and easier to follow than those of other countries, there is still a level of careful planning needed. …
Ground Transportation 101
Domestic Travel Limitations: Are You Affected? Many airlines have tightened regulations on several breeds and species that could previously fly via their pet cargo programs within the United States. Consequently, many pet owners were left in search of a feasible…
Summer Pet Travel: Everything to Know Before You Go
Whether you’re moving across the country, across the world, or just taking a trip with your pet this summer, there’s a lot to consider. Pet travel can be especially tricky when you’re up against…
Five Reasons We Love Working at PetRelocation
When you first walk into the PetRelocation headquarters in Austin, Texas, it’s obvious that this is no ordinary office. Banners are hanging on the walls, dogs greet you as you walk by and there’s a large…
Employee Spotlight: Get to Know Celia Pennington
No two days are alike at PetRelocation, and no two roles are quite the same. This is a company that embraces (and regularly seeks out) change, which means our team must be flexible, adaptable, and positive. Celia Pennington, PetRelocation's…