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An adoption transfers ownership, which puts a cross-border rescue transport outside the pet passport regulation entirely. The sending establishment must be approved by its competent authority, and every animal needs an official health certificate issued within 48 hours of departure.
Colony & TNRSome cats can't go back where you trapped them, and they'll never be lap cats. A working cat placement gives them a real home instead of a cage. Here's how to do it without the cat vanishing the first night.
Colony & TNRSometimes a colony's home becomes a demolition site and there's no way to keep the cats where they are. Done wrong, relocation kills cats. Done right, it's a slow, deliberate process built around one rule: confinement.
Colony & TNRA transport run is the most dangerous hour your dogs will have all month — a parking lot full of strangers, open crate doors, and slip leads. Most things that go wrong are paperwork or process, not bad luck. Here's how to run one that ends with every dog where it's supposed to be.
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