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| UK's Pet Travel Scheme (PETS)
For the latest information on the UK's Pet Travel Scheme (PETS) and rules on how dogs and cats can travel to the UK from the USA without undergoing six months quarantine, GO TO: http://www.britainusa.com/pets |
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| Hawaii Department of Agriculture
(HDOA)
5 DAY-OR-LESS QUARANTINE AVAILABLE . Over the years, the Hawaii Department of Agriculture has been studying ways to ease the burdens of quarantine on pets and their owners and submitted the 5-day-or-less quarantine option to the Hawaii Board of Agriculture, which approved the proposal. The study conducted by the State Veterinarian indicated that a 5-day-or-less quarantine program would not significantly increase the risk of rabies introduction into the islands. GO TO THIS SITE FOR INFO ON REQUIREMENTS AND FEES: http://www.hawaiiag.org/hdoa |
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| AKC Legislative Alert !!!
FAA Rule Could Reduce Air Travel for Dogs.
http://www.akc.org/news/index.cfm?article_id=1613 |
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| United Announces Policy Changes.......
To Support Strategic Recovery Plan, "United will no longer allow waivers on fare rules..." http://www.ual.com/press/detail/0,1442,50149,00.html |
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| BE CAUTIOUS - MANY OF THE
THINGS WE PREVIOUSLY WERE ABLE TO DO, WITHOUT CHARGE, WILL COST US IN THE
FUTURE. THEY ARE NOW ENFORCING EXTRA CHARGES NOT ENFORCED PREVIOUSLY.
You can contact Dana C Huckestein (Member of ARC, ARV, DVG, USA, USRC and Fresno Wildlife) at: dhuckestein@lewistravel.com |
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| For up-to-date info and to
view United's exact rates and restrictions, go to
http://ww.ual.com/pagdde/milepage/0,1454,1047,00.html |
| FYI................
There is a big difference between "checked baggage" and "shipped as cargo"........ "Checked baggage" means the animal flies with you as baggage/luggage on the same aircraft. They are "checked in" with you at the counter just like baggage/luggage. "Shipped as cargo" is when the animal flies alone and there is no guarantee they are on the same plane as you. And you have to "check them in" at the cargo counter which is usually in a separate part of the airport. |
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