wana take him 2 hong kong...
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babymommy
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Would this bea Cher question?
Cher
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LOL
I actually live in Canada full time
So no idea about EnglandBUT.....here are some of the steps I had to do in order to bring my twoborn and raised in Taiwan rabbits back to Canada.
Contact (either through email or phone) the branch of government inHongKong that deals with the importation of animals-from there you willneed an import permit, from England you will need an export permit.(Same deal with contacting the branch in England-for instance here inBC,ours is called the Canadian Food Inspection Agency) In order fortheimport permit to be completed, more than likely, yourrabbit(s) will have to have a certified vet check up (usually done by apre-approved vet by the importing country. This is to ensure yourlittle one's are fat and happy and not bringing in any diseases toHongKong.
ALSO..keep in mind, not all countries allow the importation of animals,and many airlines have special restrictions for RABBITS travelling,they are not considered birds, dogs or cats whom can fly in the cabin.
NEXT..it is a costly (BUT, very worth it for me!) procedure and should be started at least a month in advance.
BEST of luck to thee and your fluffs
Cher, Jezebel and Jade
I actually live in Canada full time
So no idea about EnglandBUT.....here are some of the steps I had to do in order to bring my twoborn and raised in Taiwan rabbits back to Canada.Contact (either through email or phone) the branch of government inHongKong that deals with the importation of animals-from there you willneed an import permit, from England you will need an export permit.(Same deal with contacting the branch in England-for instance here inBC,ours is called the Canadian Food Inspection Agency) In order fortheimport permit to be completed, more than likely, yourrabbit(s) will have to have a certified vet check up (usually done by apre-approved vet by the importing country. This is to ensure yourlittle one's are fat and happy and not bringing in any diseases toHongKong.
ALSO..keep in mind, not all countries allow the importation of animals,and many airlines have special restrictions for RABBITS travelling,they are not considered birds, dogs or cats whom can fly in the cabin.
NEXT..it is a costly (BUT, very worth it for me!) procedure and should be started at least a month in advance.
BEST of luck to thee and your fluffs
Cher, Jezebel and Jade
Try Continental Airlines - they let rabbits in the cabin, but not sure if they fly to Hong Kong - Jan
