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Rachel Farris, Pet Relocation Expert

Rachel Farris, Pet Relocation Specialist

PetRelocation.com is one of the most experienced, respected and technologically-advanced pet relocation companies in the world, specializing in door-to-door domestic and international pet relocations. Pet Relocation Specialist Rachel Farris has coordinated hundreds of relocations for pets big and small — gerbils from Zurich to New York, 14 horses from California to Honduras, and one very large collection of house-cats (23 to be exact!) to the Philippines. After serving as the Team Leader for the Asia-Pacific department, Farris is now the Director of PR & New Media.

Our pet relocation expert is here to answer any questions you might have about relocating to a new area or country with your pets, as well as any general pet travel questions. Traveling with pets can be a difficult and stressful process, and Farris can assist to alleviate some of those concerns.

For more information on door-to-door travel arrangements, ask the pet relocation expert or call 877-PET-MOVE (877-738-6683).

NOTE: The form at the bottom of this page is for general pet travel and pet relocation questions only. Please provide as much detailed information as you can, such as to and from destinations, type/breed/size of pet, dates of travel, etc.

Door-to-Door Pet Relocation Services

If you wish to obtain a quote for door-to-door pet relocation services within the USA from our partners at PetRelocation.com, please fill out the Domestic Pet Relocation form.

If you wish to obtain a quote for international pet relocation, please fill out the International Pet Relocation form.

Every effort will be made to get back with you as soon as possible.

Happy Pet Travels!

Recent Ask The Pet Relocation Expert Questions...

Q. I currently live in Houston, Texas, but I have a dog, in Uganda, I've been told multiple times that i can not bring it to the United States, because it is from Africa but i would like to try. My dog is a matlese terrier about 5kg & 9 years old. I was thinking of using KLM because they allow dogs under 6kg in the cabin. He has rabbies vaccinations every year. Would you know what the requirements are for the usa and what other requirements there are that i might miss. Thank you sooo much in advance. -- Mona Lisa S., Houston, TX
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Q. I acquired a rabbit in Mexico and would like some information on how I can take him back to England. I would like to know a rough estimate of the price and if I got him all the necessary vaccinations and pet passport etc, if he would still have to be in quarantine for 6 months? -- Amy R., Thetford, Norfolk, UK
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Q. How can I transport my dog (schnauzer miniature, 2.10 years, 5.7 kg, female) from Taiwan (Taipei) to Brazil (Rio de Janeiro). I am leaving on July 10, 2010. Furthermore, I do not want to return to Taiwan. I would like to know how can I bring my dog back to Brazil, procedure, cost, etc. -- Daniela B., Taipei, Taiwan
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Q. We have to return to England because of my wife's health problems. Wish to transport two dachshunds in cabin in about 6 months time (house to sell in Mexico). London or Manchester. Is it possible to exercise dogs during stopover? I was thinking of flying with Delta as they seem to be one of the few airlines that permit dogs in the cabin and fly to Manchester England with only one stop over. So the question is could we exercise the dogs during a 6 hour stopover in Atlanta. I see the crate you recommend is 10" high that is OK, but the 8' high on continental would be in my opinion too low for our dogs. (We are in France at the moment and our dogs are in Mexico) Our problem is that my wife has just been diagnosed with serious medical problems and we are told she shoulld return to live in England SAP. We had retired to Mexico. If we have to crate our dogs for the hold what happens about relieving themselves during say a 17 hour flight? I believe there are airlines specialising in pet transport. Do they fly to England? And at what cost? Thank you in anticipation. -- Robert O., Ajijic, Jalisco, Mexico
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